Katharina Arndt

Her fast and colorful paintings satirize the consumerist aesthetic of contemporary society by depicting daily life in the digital age. The central symbol in her work is the "surface" —social, cultural, and material.

In the hyperreal and immaterial world of the internet, visual appearance takes precedence, representing an artificial and superficial resistance to mortality. They use synthetic materials such as latex canvas and glossy acrylic to explore this dynamic, considering their work a psychological reflection of a consumerist society striving to evade its own finitude.

Latest exhibitions:

• welcome to the pleasure dome, Kanya Kage, Berlin
  
• Whoop Whoop, VIN Gallery, Saigon/Vietnam
  
• hot guys, hot chicks, hot pants, RedD Gallery, Chania/Greece
  
• while waiting for death, Mott Projects, NY/US
  
• Divas after work, Station Gallery, Bratislava
  
• Don’t call me Babe!, Artual Gallery, Beirut/Lebano