Wolf Kroeger
Wolf was born in St-Jean-D’Angély, a small town in the South-West of France. Even though his home-base was France, he was fortunate to travel from a very young age. The mix of cultures he has been exposed to has left him with an eclectic taste when it comes to art in general. Mostly self taught, he has always had a passion for drawing and got into paints at an older age. When he turned eighteen Wolf moved to the states, where he has lived for the last twelve years. He is currently involved in diverse projects, including music and stop-motion.
As seen in Curious Magazine Issue No.2 “Revenge”, here are select works and statements by Wolf Kroeger.
In the dead of night, when so much needs to be done but the wheels of the great machine are at rest, it can feel like you are a flame astronaut staring into a vast, frozen plain, trying to awaken it in vain. In this warped red face I sometimes recognize myself…
Time is propelled by dualities; summer and winter, night and day, warmth and frost… The headless child is not yet aware of the passage of time; he is being watched upon fondly by his parents as he reminds them of their younger selves. The all mighty puppeteer is watching over the scene, hidden in the midst of his own creations. We are right in the middle of his playground, and the roundabout spins faster and faster as we age. We can only grab a few memories along the way, and escape with them for just a moment, into nostalgia.
When you are sucked into a void of loneliness, it is possible to find an immaculate peace within its depths. In these placid blocks, I find myself removed in stillness watching the tormented skies and burning seas, which are reminiscent of the spectacle of our society. All is beautiful from the shorelines of isolation.