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Without a space for ourselves we are not able to be ourselves, a simple and profound observation, formulated by the writer Virginia Woolf and adopted by Katja Pudor as the starting idea for her installation. A sacred space, a cell of creative seclusion. Pudor imagines herself in this space of reflection and production, drawing on large-format sheets that hang from the ceiling here like fragile protective covers, skins or walls of a fragile dwelling, a space in space emerges, mobile and fragile. A spiritual space, with traces of physical presence. 
My Sacred own Space, 2021, detail, graphite pencils on paper, 270 cm x 100 cm 
Exhibition view Katja Pudor, I feel like a dancer, a choreographer, a pianist, 2021 CHARTA #1 _Movement and Space // frontviews at Haunt Group show with Vanessa Enriquez I Timo Herbst I Katja Pudor I Andreas Schmid I Esther Stocker & Anna-Maria Bogner curated by Jan-Philipp Fruehsorge and Stephan Klee 
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