Baker—Hall

Addison Wolff explores identity and transformation through hand-built ceramics and layered paintings. His textured surfaces—bold, shimmering, and tactile—reflect queer aesthetics and emotional states in flux. In painting, stacked lines and impasto borders suggest memory, erasure, and becoming. In ceramics, slab-built forms embrace gravity and gesture, with voids that hint at passage or change. Together, these works blur boundaries between object and image, presence and absence, past and possibility.