Wulf Nolte (1939 - 2008) is a late German artist whose paintings have been extensively exhibited on a national level, as well as in Belgium, Finland, Norway, Poland, Czechia, and the United Kingdom. His art explores the shape of the square and the form's infinite possibilities of constructive division. Nolte's compositions also feature variations of stripes, triangles, and rectangles. While the geometric shapes appear to be variable, his art speaks of a constructed world order.