Colette Wolff’s Mixed Media Fiber Art is a testament to her boundless creativity and technical expertise, blending fabric manipulation with unconventional materials to create works that transcend traditional textile boundaries. Her approach integrates embroidery, layering, pleating, and structural stitching with elements such as paper, thread, and found objects, resulting in intricate compositions that are both visually and texturally captivating.

Through her mixed media creations, Colette transformed fabric into a storytelling medium, where texture and form evoke emotion, movement, and depth. Some of her most compelling works incorporate book arts, sculptural elements, and dimensional stitching, challenging the perception of textiles as purely functional. These pieces often blur the lines between craft and fine art, embracing an experimental spirit that makes each work truly unique.

Her fiber art collections, including works like Testimony—a multi-page fabric book—illustrate her ability to merge narrative with tactile expression. Whether through layered textiles, stitched text, or fabric that appears sculpted rather than sewn, Colette’s mixed media works continue to inspire contemporary fiber artists, proving that fabric is not just a medium but a limitless artistic language.