Jeremy Wolf is Milwaukee based  sculptor working in a wide variety of materials including clay, paper, bronze, and carved wood. His work pays homage to the natural world by using animals as his subject matter, with an emphasis on anatomical accuracy. His sculptures exhibit body positions, facial expressions, and gestural mark making that allude to emotions we most often view as human.

After graduating from the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design in 1999, he has shown work around Milwaukee, out of state, and produced several pieces of permanent public art. His work can be seen in parks, businesses, and municipal organizations such as: Riverside Park on Milwaukee's East Side, Mason Street Grill in downtown Milwaukee, and most recently, the West Bend Police Department.

In addition to full round sculptures, he has also produced relief sculptures, lightweight mobiles, and wearable masks. His most current work takes the form of portrait busts hand carved in wood.