Apron “Pervert in the Kitchen”

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Enhancing classical painting techniques with elements of pop art, kitsch, and camp, Katrin Valgemäe’s subtly grotesque pinup product series takes inspiration from the media’s exaggerated self-centeredness, revealing various layers with intriguing narratives upon closer examination.

Looking for a fun and unique gift idea? Check out Katrin Valgemäe’s “Pervert in the Kitchen” cooking apron. Made from durable, high-quality polyester, this apron features a one-sided print and comes with black detachable twill straps. It’s unisex and perfect for any home cook or grill master. Whether you’re planning a backyard BBQ or a cozy night in the kitchen, this apron is sure to make a statement. And best of all, it’s easy to care for – just toss it in the washing machine on a gentle cycle.

The apron is handmade in Estonia
The length of apron is 79 cm (adjustable at the neck)
The width of apron is 69 cm
Material: 100% polyester
Wash at 40 degrees

Brand

Katrin Valgemäe

Katrin Valgemäe (born 1979) is an artist living and working in Tallinn. Valgemäe studied painting and ceramics at Estonian Academy of Arts and furthered her skills at the painting department of Art Academy of Latvia. Valgemäe's works are somehow irrational, not in technique, but in psychological way. At first sight, they are beautiful, decorative and well painted, but after a while, more layers reveal the intriguing underlying storylines. The figures depicted, often classical beauties, seem to embody both attractiveness and grotesque features, creating a sense of tension and ambiguity for the viewer. The technical skill and sensuousness of the figures adds to this complexity, as the viewer is drawn in by the beauty of the work while also feeling a sense of unease or repulsion. With this, the artist invites the viewer to dig deeper and consider the hidden meanings and layers that lie beneath the surface of her art. Still, there are answers and viewers can find them themselves.