| Jeane Wolfe
Whether for your garden, entry, lobby or "tranquility setting"; I can design a sculptural application that is harmonious with your environment. Each stone is carefully selected and my client's input is respectfully considered.
My unique functional designs will offer you a lifetime of pleasure and use with relatively no maintenance. In fact they age beautifully and will be enjoyed wherever they are placed.
I create sculpture that inspires you to look past the surface and beyond into a world in which symbolism is the common language.
My marble sculpture incorporates the movement of natural light to reveal its true form; my granite sculpture relies on shadows and texture.
Even though granite is incredibly hard and resistant to change; a subtle elasticity transpires, allowing me to shape the stone, albeit slowly. At some point during this process I make a connection to the mineral world that dazzles, captivates, and energizes me to complete the work.
I am honored to bear witness to this gem-like mineral that transcends time and fires my imagination. I hope you will also experience these subtle pleasures from my original works of art.
Completed sculptures, available for sale, are showcased in the gallery section of my website.
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SHOWS
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| 1996, 1997
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Women's Work Project
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Montpelier, Vermont
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| 1998
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Mysteries in Stone
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Montpelier, Vermont
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| 2001, 2002, 2005, 2007
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Studio Place Arts |
Barre, Vermont
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| 2003, 2004
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Adamant Music School
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Adamant, Vermont
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| 2005
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West Branch Gallery
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Stowe, Vermont
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| 2005
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Parker House Gallery
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Peacham, Vermont
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| 2007
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The Stone Show
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North Brookfield, Mass.
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Private Collections
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| Douglas DeMarco | Massapequa, New York |
| Gisela Wolfe- Seligman |
Georgia, Vermont |
| Frank Shumer, Adamant Music School
| Adamant, Vermont |
| Richard McKenzie, Seven Bridges Foundation | Greenwich, Conn. |
| Robert and Sandy Holland |
Atlanta, Georgia |
| Lucy Rogers | Chelsea, Vermont |
| Carl White |
Brookfield, Mass. |
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