Welcome to everything.

Peter Ibruegger is a London-based, German and Hong Kong Chinese artist and yogi. His multifaceted creative practice encompasses a myriad of expressions including drawing, sculpture and textiles, and also extends to the realm of ceramic and furniture design. Peter’s practice is deeply intertwined with his meditation and yogic practices and these twin pillars of inspiration fuel his creative journey.

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A Great Gay Book

Peter was interviewed recently for A Great Gay Book: Stories of Growth, Belonging & Other Queer Possibilities, a gorgeously designed collection of art, essays, short fiction, poetry, interviews, profiles, and photography from the archives of the beloved queer magazine Hello Mr., as well as new material from today’s biggest LGBTQ+ creatives.

 

My Creative Practice

Drawings, watercolours and work on textiles

 

A Curated Selection

Fine bone chinaware, made in Stoke on Trent and selected work on paper

 
 
 

My Design Work

Bespoke domestic and commercial interior spaces, objects and furniture

 
 
 

8th Sister Yoga

Diverse and inclusive online and in-person classes

Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes. – Carl Jung.

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I had to heavily edit my work for the last exhibition which meant that I left a whole series of very small (A6) watercolour and pencil sketches completely out. This is a one of them. The inspiration was naughty elves and fairies that are getting fris
Cocooning is the art of practising creative introspection and avoiding procrastination. My favourite cocooning usually is meditation and yoga (join my yoga classes if you want to find out more about my practice @8th.sister.yoga ). The secret is to le
One of my friends pointed out that the figure in the drawing reminded her of the finnish children’s book character Moomins. I hadn’t thought about this but can see the resemblance a little bit. I was researching German folklore and develo
“The Self consuming lotus” was handmade by my dear friends Ellen Klee and Mutsumi Fukuda in 2012 using original curtains from my German grandparent’s 1950’s Bauhaus style house. It is one of my most personal pieces and showing