Learn more about Judith G. Klausner’s fascinating art work.
When we came across Judith’s work we were so excited to share her work with you (like so excited we emailed her for an interview upon first glance of her series, From Scratch). We are also very happy to share an interview she did with us too featured below. Taken from her website:
Judith G. Klausner is a Somerville MA artist with a love for small, intricate, and overlooked things. She received her degree in Studio Art from Wesleyan University in 2007 after constructing her thesis primarily out of insects, and has since continued to search the details of her surroundings for inspiration. She enjoys playing with her food, both recreationally and professionally.
Scroll down for the interview and samples of her outstanding work.

What are some of your current obsessions?
– In the last few weeks, I’ve been learning more than I ever thought I would about rhinestones, because I’ve started a new series of pieces that employs them. So much sparkle!
Flora Dentata (Tooth & Nails) | materials Nail clippings, baby teeth | date 2009
Toast Embroidery #3: Mold 1 | materials Toast, thread, paper (structural) | date 2010 | photo: Steve Pomeroy
Condiment Wallpaper #2 | materials Paper, yellow mustard, blackberry jam, concord grape jam, barbecue sauce | date 2011 | photo: Steve Pomeroy
My serious answer is that I hope that the future will hold a continued move towards equality for women, LGBT folks, people of color, and other groups who have been and continue to be oppressed withing our society. When I get frustrated by current injustices, I try to take a step back and look at the course of human history. By in large, we keep moving in the right direction. I hope we keep it up!
Oreo Cameo #17 | materials Oreo sandwich cookie | date 2011 | photo: Steve Pomeroy
Thanks so much Judith!
We encourage you to take some time over on her website. Also, she has several of her works available in print which just seems like something you probably need!