New Works Show and Reception at Gallery Lulo. Stop in for a glass of wine and view the works during this open house reception.
Eric Wolske is an artist who uses oil paint and a variety of pigment-based drawing and calligraphy inks on paper and canvas to explore written language and handwriting. Wolske takes his inspiration from cryptography, asemic writing, calligraphy, graffiti and code. The layering and juxtaposition of his wordless constructions create new combinations and residues of written abstractions.
With an eye toward new technologies such as cryptocurrency and the flow of information across the globe, Wolske explores a visual language that facilitates between the ancient and the new. Born in Ohio and based in Sonoma County, Wolske attended Yale Summer School of Art and Music and received his BFA from Indiana University and MFA from Hunter College in New York City.
Eric Wolske is a 2024-2025 grant recipient of the Pollock-Krasner foundation.