2024: Bablok's China Blue; solo exhibition
2022: Bush on Ceramics; group exhibition
2016: Terra 30! duo exhibition with Michael Cleff
Karin Bablok turns porcelain bowls. Each cup is deformed by forming. She focuses on finding harmony in the combination of interior and exterior through the application of impulsive decoration. The surface has a silk matt white glaze and decorated with a basalt glaze on pure porcelain. Her 'multiples', a series of cups, are all hand-turned and provided with a unique decoration.
Karin Bablok's work has been purchased internationally and has won several awards. After a stay in Jingdezhen, the blue and white porcelain city in China, Karin Bablok from Germany got inspired by the blue tones of the glazes there. Her porcelain container shapes have a clear signature. Her unique works are seemingly simple in shape and the white base is provided with the sensitive Jingdezhen glaze and decorated with an abstract, black, dynamic and powerful brushstroke. Karin Bablok's China Blue.
