Claire de Wolf is a Dutch artist whose work explores the traces that shape us, preserving moments worth returning to. 

Drawing from classical forms and the everyday rituals, De Wolf creates layered compositions in which past and present converge. Built through  textures and tonal shifts, her surfaces carry the sense of time accumulated - holding experiences, connections and memories. Against these surfaces, the human figure is distilled into essential lines - reflecting the way our most enduring memories often remain with us: in their simplest forms.

 Working from her atelier in the Netherlands, De Wolf's work is held in private collections internationally and is featured in residential and hospitality projects across Europe and beyond.