Katharina Klug took a grant-funded research trip to Japan in 2022 and the works in this exciting exhibition are the direct product of her time there exploring and discovering new techniques.
“For me this work is a look through a kaleidoscope after a first glimpse of a fascinating country… it is a start on a new direction. I didn’t want to abandon my style but to gain a new viewpoint.” – Katharina Klug
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“My making process is a daily repetition in a calm and quiet place. My work is a reflection of thoughts and sensibility in these moments of making.”
“I am wary of having a formula, thinking I have cracked the code… The feeling of satisfaction is surely my enemy. I need to stay focused on trying to create work that has real freedom in it, freedom from materials, method or mentality.”
“Central to my work is the concept of the vessel: creating associations with sharing, ritual and celebration, reminders of our humanity, our history and connection with nature.”