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The series of eight artworks that Kat created for the MEK Gallery is one-of-a-kind.
This artwork is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
Pick-up in Amsterdam.
Kat Klerks is a Dutch artist.
Spending many years in search of what her exact art form would be, Abstractionism finally found Kat Klerks about six years ago. Her take on abstract art is complemented by the inspiration Kat finds in the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi. Constantly seeking for balance in imperfection in both colours and forms, Kat realizes it is the imperfection that actually creates sense in her paintings.
Oak frame – floating – museum glass
13 x 18 cm
Do not clean or wash the object with any source of soap or chemical cleaning product. Clean only with a dry cloth.
Kat Klerks is a Dutch artist.
Spending many years in search of what her exact art form would be, Abstractionism finally found Kat Klerks about six years ago. Her take on abstract art is complemented by the inspiration Kat finds in the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi. Constantly seeking for balance in imperfection in both colours and forms, Kat realizes it is the imperfection that actually creates sense in her paintings.
Oak frame – floating – museum glass
13 x 18 cm
Do not clean or wash the object with any source of soap or chemical cleaning product. Clean only with a dry cloth.
Kat Klerks is a Dutch artist.
Spending many years in search of what her exact art form would be, Abstractionism finally found Kat Klerks about six years ago. Her take on abstract art is complemented by the inspiration Kat finds in the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi. Constantly seeking for balance in imperfection in both colours and forms, Kat realizes it is the imperfection that actually creates sense in her paintings.
Oak frame – floating – museum glass
13 x 18 cm
Do not clean or wash the object with any source of soap or chemical cleaning product. Clean only with a dry cloth.
