Katharina Arndt
 

In her drawings with markers on lacquer fabric, the artist creates a never entirely natural coloring with yellow, green or blue skin or hair tones, which transform the originals conveyed through their media into a unique form.
 

Her works appear as fetish of consumer culture simultaneously criticized by the artist. Mainstream materials create shiny color surfaces that bring visual appearance and thereby the visual world of the digital age to the foreground. The individual focus on the here and now puts the artist to the test in her works.

She uses forms of body worship, fitness, the lust for meat and consumerist desire as symbols for a self-centered vitality in a positive society which resist the notion of one’s transience.