Up next in Soho House’s How To Be An Artist series is Berlin-based Jorinde Voigt. Primarily recognised for her large-scale abstract drawings, Voigt’s work is heavily influenced by musical notation, philosophical texts, and sensory information. In her discussion with Kate Bryan, she explains why she stepped away from using photography as part of her practice, and the continued impact her early studies in music have on the work that she creates.
Voigt’s work features in prominent international museums and public collections, including Centre Pompidou (Paris),Kupferstichkabinett Berlin, and The British Museum (London). Three of her drawings can also be found on display in Soho House Berlin.