Susan Wolf is a San Francisco, Bay-Area based artist exploring the materiality of the things that carry things, the labor of carrying and the weight of care.

Her interest in carrying and care connects to her intersecting roles of educator, caregiver and artist. Her work is a tender practice telling stories about common materials and objects while weaving and recontextualizing their poetic impact.

Work oscillates between printmaking, performance, drawing and fiber work.

Image:
This deserted location would generally be filled with the activity of a summer camp program. The lean-to structure is a simple design with shelves for storage and a two sliding panels on the far wall that roll to open and close, responding to weather conditions. Exploring positionally, the tensions of interior and exterior place, and the story being told about the complexities of inhabiting space and belonging in 2021 while still wearing a cloth mask outdoors during a pandemic.