Katrin

Work / Miscellaneous

Katrin Rodegast

Words by Alex Bec, Wednesday 30 March 2011

Katrin Rodegast’s website is full of work that she has been doing whilst assisting (Issue 5 contributor) Sarah Illenberger – so you may well recognise a lot of it. Her own practice though also looks like one to keep our eye on, with the first piece to grace my screen being Soft Touch, a 2m x 2.5m contemporary quilt depicting Katrin’s observations of “social reality.” A blinder.

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