Wolfson’s talent was discovered at an early age when he was granted a scholarship from the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. His work demonstrates the rare and unique quality sought by many artists: the ability to catch, with a gentle and sensitive brush stroke and with vibrating and intense colors, the changing season and its special hues along with the declining light of the day cycle.

In his first one-person exhibition, “Monet’s Garden”, his painterly qualities were reviewed with much acclaim by the critics. He created twenty-four variations of one image, where the colors differed gradually according to the declining sunlight, hour by hour.

Wolfson divides his time between painting and teaching, and he is also an accomplished serigrapher.