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Renate FrotscherThe space rocket number 102023
2023
About the Item
Presenting a stoneware sculpture featuring a petite rocket, adorned with a prominent number 10 and striking white paint with contrasting orange stripes. The sculpture's design exudes simplicity, reminiscent of classic cartoon aesthetics.
The grungy white finish gives the rocket a weathered, well-traveled appearance, adding character to the piece. Bold orange stripes run along the side panels, providing a striking contrast against the white backdrop.
Perfect for collectors who get inspired by the Neo-futuristic cartoons and space travel, this sculpture is a tasteful addition to any space. Its understated elegance and nostalgic nod to classic cartoons make it a conversation starter that doesn't rely on extravagance to capture your attention. Whether you're a fan of space exploration or admire art with a touch of retro flair, this piece offers a timeless and unassuming appeal.
- Creator:Renate Frotscher (1969, Dutch, French)
- Creation Year:2023
- Dimensions:Height: 5.91 in (15 cm)Width: 3.94 in (10 cm)Depth: 2.37 in (6 cm)
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- Gallery Location:MAURS, FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2588213152852
Renate Frotscher
Step into the magical world of Renate Frotscher, an artist who combines graphic design and ceramic sculptures. Renate, originally from the countryside of Cantal, France, began her artistic journey in the Netherlands at the Willem de Kooning Academie in Rotterdam, where she studied graphic design and multimedia. After gaining recognition as a skilled multimedia designer, Renate now expresses her creativity through clay. Her sculptures are inspired by comics, movies, cherished childhood memories, and chance encounters. This unique blend creates artworks that are playful and charming, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy, and drawing viewers into a captivating universe. Renate's creative process is driven by storytelling, evoking feelings of innocence and nostalgia. Each sculpture she creates has its own distinct personality and tells its own story. Her artworks have a special ability to transport us back to our own treasured memories, intensifying the emotional impact of her creations, much like Marcel Proust's "madeleines." Renate's ceramic collections can be enjoyed in both online and offline exhibitions. You can explore her creations in her online boutique and virtual reality gallery. Renate Frotscher's sculptures and art toys invite you to immerse yourself in a world where reality merges with imagination, leaving a touch of enchantment long after encountering her extraordinary works.
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