Renate Frotscher

Renate Frotscher

Contemporary Ceramic Artist

Born 18 December 1969, Drunen, The Netherlands — based in Maurs, France

Hand-built ceramic sculpture in stoneware and porcelain. Own glaze development and high-temperature firing (1240°C).

Education

  • 2020–presentCeramic practice, self-directed research in clay bodies and glazes, own studio
  • 1990–1995BA Applied Arts, New Media / Graphic Design, Willem de Kooning Academy, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
  • 1988–1990Interior Design, Marketing and Graphic Design, CIBAP (formerly CNS Zwolle), Zwolle, The Netherlands

Exhibitions & Salons

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  • OngoingPermanent Exhibition, Galerie W6, Maurs
  • Feb–Mar 2026Salon Art3F, Strasbourg
  • Dec 2025Duo Exhibition, “Rebelles”, Tousartzimut, Maurs
  • Dec 2025Salon Talents de Femmes, Aurillac
  • Oct 2025Salon BIAF, Antwerp
  • Sep 2025Salon Europartfair, MECC Maastricht
  • Dec 2024Group Exhibition, Tousartzimut, Maurs
  • Mar 2024Salon Art3F, Toulouse
  • Jun 2023Group Exhibition, Tousartzimut, Maurs
  • Feb 2023Salon Art3F, Toulouse

Projects / Series

  • 2025–presentCLSTR, modular ceramic installation of unique hand-built elements (GSTRs) forming small patches or large architectural fields
  • 2023–presentVulcanic Rococo, sculptural ceramics combining rough stoneware textures with smooth porcelain surfaces
  • 2024–presentCeramic furniture, sculptural, functional objects
  • 2022–2023Pin·e·co, ceramic character series exploring identity, masks and fictional characters
  • 2021–2022Teddies, narrative stoneware sculptures inspired by childhood figures and personal memories
  • 2019–2021Onesies (“When I Grow Up”), early ceramic works exploring childhood dreams and imagined professions

Previous Career — New Media Design

  • 2008–2022Founder & Artistic Director, W6 Développement, France
  • 1998–2008New Media Designer, Netherlands

Awards

  • Tech Media Europe Award
  • Golden SAM Award
  • IF Award (Silver)
  • Red Dot Award — nomination

Languages

Dutch (native) · English · French · German