A collection between art and design, mixing the splendeur of Baroque and Rococo with the raw, intuitive power of handmade, where the ornate merges with the organic. Each object bears bold gestures, thumbprints, and the rugged texture of brute clay. The objects of Renate Frotscher reflects a rejection of polished perfection, embracing the beauty and character found in human touch—thumbprints, uneven surfaces, or asymmetrical shapes.

In an age where Artificial Intelligence is reshaping creative processes, this collection reclaims the beauty of imperfection, the tactile trace of the human hand, and the emotional spontaneity that technology cannot yet replicate.

Each object bears bold gestures, thumbprints, and the rugged texture of brute clay. These marks celebrate the primal connection between creator and material, where refinement meets rawness, and the ornate merges with the organic.
Renate Frotschers work reflects a rejection of polished perfection, embracing the beauty and character found in human touch—thumbprints, uneven surfaces, or asymmetrical shapes
Finding beauty in the imperfections .The classical forms evoke the grandeur of history, while the handmade gestures honor the unpredictable and emotional elements of creation.
The interplay between ornamentation and imperfection reflects my fascination with the tension between control and spontaneity, elegance and the earthbound.
A deliberate choice by the artist to incorporate flaws or irregularities into their work.
Renate Frotschers work reflects a rejection of polished perfection, embracing the beauty and character found in human touch—thumbprints, uneven surfaces, or asymmetrical shapes.
in this new collection, I highlight how human hands, even when working with deliberate care, choose to leave traces of the process, bringing life, emotion, and individuality to each piece. It’s the idea of controlled chaos—allowing imperfections to add depth and narrative, showing that what is made by hand.