Los Angeles-based, Parisian import Guillaume Wolf is known for his role as Creative Director of Whitewall magazine, as well as his influential art direction and illustration work for brands like Colette, Isabel Marant, and Lucien Pellat-Finet. But for over a decade, Wolf has also been producing art reflecting on themes such as power, fear, desire, human frailty, and the nature of reality.

With “High: Lost & Found,” Wolf introduces new work that is both striking and overtly personal by pairing photographs of landscapes and interiors (often obscured or blurred) with bold words and phrases.

The photos were taken over a ten-year period in which Wolf moved from Paris to Los Angeles and experienced a series of life-changing events. He makes sense of it all through this body of work, revisiting memories and years past, reinterpreting them into a universal visual language.