Informed by her degree in architecture and her extensive experience as a designer, Klara's artwork explores the interaction of geometric shapes and spaces, within and beyond the canvas. She is particularly interested in the ways in which modern software and hardware can be used to conceive and create craft-like objects. Klara's work draws inspiration from modern architecture from the mid-20th century, often referencing the works of Oscar Niemeyer and tile designer Athos Bulcão. She also draws heavily from visual artists from that same time period, particularly pieces from the Brazilian Concrete Art movement, Bauhaus, and minimalism.

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Klara's creative focus alternates between emphasizing the conception and execution of a piece, a dynamic that finds expression in her selection of both machine-executed creations and handcrafted works. Her intrigue with technology lies in its capacity to unravel intricate patterns and transform digital creations into tangible, tactile pieces. By harnessing the power of digital tools and modern industrial machines, she delves into the realm of complexity, crafting artworks that bridge the gap between precision and artistry.

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Her paintings are a means of bringing digital visions to life through manual techniques and the tangible act of creation. This hands-on approach allows her to delve into the details of making, adding a meditative quality to her practice.

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Whether hand made or machine made, Klara’s creations aim to embrace the complexity and harmony between the virtual and the tangible.

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For information about sales and commissions, please email klaravy@gmail.com.

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For graphic design-related work, please visit: klaravy.com