Liz Wolf

The inspiration for Liz Wolf's artwork surrounds her everyday by just living life day-to-day. She has found that serenity is a theme in her sculptures whether they are human or animal. Beyond their quiet pose she also wants to channel a spirit of life into her art work. "I want my work to speak to you", says Liz, "My pieces are companions and guardians in my life’s journey".
Liz received her MFA in sculpture at Northern Illinois University. As far back as she can remember her artistic mind intertwined with her everyday life. She spent thirty years in Chicago as a working artist before moving to her beloved Santa Fe in 1997. Liz is represented by Manitou Galleries in Santa Fe, NM, Mockingbird Gallery in Bend,
OR, and Davis & Blevins Gallery in Saint Jo, TX.
![]() 'Mountain Dweller'Bronze Edition, 9/25 18 1/2″, 6 3/4″, 5 1/4″ $3,900 | ![]() 'Deer Spirit and Little Owl'Bronze Edition, 4/25 12" x 11" x 12" $5,200 |
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![]() 'Horse Power'Bronze Edition, 4/25 20 1/2" x 6" x 6" $4,500 | ![]() 'Bird's Eye View'Bronze Edition, 24/30 9 1/2" x 14" x 4 1/2" $3,200 |
![]() 'FaceTime Long Ago', frontBronze Edition, 6/25 21" x 6 1/4" x 6" $5,500 | ![]() 'FaceTime Long Ago', backBronze Edition, 6/25 21" x 6 1/4" x 6" $5,500 |
"If I had to choose one word to describe my artwork it would be “animism”, one of man’s oldest beliefs that in every object a spirit or soul exists. I want to infuse my sculptures with a quietness about them and a spirit within them so they create their own energy and have the ability to communicate. When I am sculpting I feel the sculpture take part in its own creation. I listen and we continue to work together. As an artist, I feel grateful to see the world beyond its norm. My life as an artist is fulfilling and I will continue to create sculptures in bronze, clay and wood as long as I can, for every day is a new day with new beginnings."






