Ute Grossman

 

 

I-prongs ceramic vessel with geometric triangular patterns - Ute Grossman

I – Prongs – Ute Grossman

 

Ute Grossman was born in Dresden ,Germany in 1960. Having originally studied Chemical Engineering, she gravitated towards the arts with studies in painting and graphics at the  Academy of Fine Arts, Dresden in 1998/1999. She became a member of the  Association of Artists as a freelance ceramicist in 2003 and has since developed a considerable portfolio of ceramic vessels and sculptural objects. Her early work also involved doing mosaic sculptures in public places. All her ceramic art still displays mosaic aspects, but are now also mixed with raku, which has become a more prominent feature over the last three years.

Recently she has also introduced porcelain clay with finely structured graphic surfaces. Nearly all her vessels are asymmetrical with playful proportions and when combined with the vivacious mixture of colour palettes and textural lines, serve to create striking pieces of ceramic art. Ute claims her work now has either humorous portraits which describe interpersonal relationships or obvious abstracted portraits which explain higher social contexts.

Within the last three years, I concentrated mostly on the Raku-technique.. These are either humorous portraits which describe interpersonal relationships or obvious abstracted portraits which explain higher social context.

 

 

Faded-Beauty contemporary ceramic vessel vy Ute Grossman

‘Faded Beauty’ 

raku vase, 2006

 

 

In the bushes

‘In the bushes’ – Ute Grossman

raku bottle, 2006

 

 

 

I love old - ceramic vase by Ute Grossman - abstract mosaic decoration in green shades and black

‘I love old’  Ute Grossman

Raku vessel, 2009

 

 

 

Woman Gutsel spending spree by Ute Grossman

‘Woman Gutsel spending spree’

White stoneware clay, Porzellanengobe, glazes, electric kiln 1120 ° C

 2009

 

 

Abstract ceramic vase called Woman by Ute Grossman

‘Woman’ – Ute Grossman

2011

 

 Utes Unke - ceramic abstract animal figure by Ute Grossman

‘Utes Unke’   by Ute Grossman

 White stoneware clay, Porzellanengobe, electric fire 1120 ° C,

 

 

 

Ute Grossmann - Keramion 2012 outdoor installation of reclining eggman

 Ute Grossmann installation- Keramion 2012

 

 

Ute2 mosaic surface pattern vase - Ute Grossman

 ‘Ute 2’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

Unfolded - contemporary vessel with geometric design by Ute Grossman

‘Unfolded’ – Ute Grossman

2009

 

 

 

Towels ceramic vase - Ute Grossman

‘Towels’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

Timely Spring

‘Timely Spring’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

Ute Grossman-Illusions-2005 asymmetrical vases

Ute Grossman ‘Illusions’

 2005

 

 

 

Kernig III by Ute Grossman Green contemporary vessel

Ute Grossman ‘Kernig III’

2007

 

 

 

 Langer Winter 2006 vase by Ute Grossman with geometric patterns

  ‘Langer Winter’ – Ute Grossman

2006

 

 

Large Tourmaline - rectangular vase - Ute Grossman

 ‘Large Tourmaline’  – Ute Grossman

2008

Ute Grossmann -Pennant vases with triangle patterns

 ‘Pennant’   Ute Grossman

Raku Vases

2006

 

 

Nature scenery vase by Ute Grossman with mosaic finish

‘Nature scenery’ 

white stoneware clay, glazes, raku 1020 ° C

 

 

 

Reversible Afraid two raku bottles by Ute Grossman

‘Reversible Afraid’ – Ute Grossman

2008

 

 

 

Sedate - raku vessel by Utr Grossman

‘Sedate’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

 

Small town (after-Feininger)

‘Small town (after Feininger)’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

 

Luftfassade rectangular vase with abstract decoration

‘Luftfassade’ – Ute Grossman

white stoneware clay, engobe,
electric kiln 1080 ° C

2008

 

 

 

Sweet-Glass- Three ceramic vessels by Ute Grossman

‘Sweet Glass’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

 

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Ute Grossman

 

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Ute Grossman

 

 

Bauhaus sequence with impurity by Ute Grossman - rectangular vase with horizontal stripes
‘Bauhaus sequence with impurity’ – Ute Grossman

Raku, white stoneware clay, glazes, 1020 ° C

2009

 

Baroque footed vessel by Ute Grossman in red and black

‘Baroque’ – Ute Grossman

2011

 

 

 

Autumnal vase by Ute-Grossman

‘Autumnal’ – Ute Grossman

 

 

 

 

Ute Grossman ceramic vase with biomorphic designs

Ute Grossman vase

 

 

 

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Female sculpture figure – Ute Grossman

 

 

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Ute Grossman Raku Vase

 

 

 

Russian eggs vase by Ute Grossman

‘Russian eggs, anticlockwise’

Raku, white stoneware clay, glazes, 1020 ° C

2012

Biopop vase by Ute Grossman in grey, black and green

‘Biopop’

2007

300px-450px-trau-luna ceramic bottle by Ute Grossman

‘Frau luna’ – Ute Grossman

2010

SButnik

‘SPutnik’ – Ute Grossman

2010

 

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‘From the Knitting Magazine: The good and the bad fairy’ – Ute Grossman

2006

 

 

 

Woman Up contemporary vessel with horizontal curved stripes and handles

‘Woman Up’ – Ute Grossman

 2008

 

 Ute Grossman website here

 
 
 
 
 

 

6 Comments

  1. mitchell henry
    Posted February 17, 2013 at 12:09 pm | Permalink

    dear Ute Grossman, your work is irrisitable! pure beauty, please continue to show your work.

  2. Patricia DeYoung
    Posted March 8, 2013 at 12:37 pm | Permalink

    I saw a post on Pinterest and repinned. As I was looking at this site, I was in awe. These are beyond beautiful. They are amazing. As a new potter, this was not pinned to my post of pottery I hope to do someday, rather to the post of “inspiration/admiration”. Truly spectacular.

  3. Rosely Debiazi
    Posted August 24, 2013 at 3:01 pm | Permalink

    Ute, amei seus lindos trabalhos e a frase em que você fala: “amos velho”. Parabéns!

  4. Posted December 17, 2014 at 10:05 am | Permalink

    Love your work very Much…. How can you get those lovely colours in your glazes?
    Jeep on sharing please!

  5. Philip Plant
    Posted December 12, 2016 at 4:57 am | Permalink

    I think your work is very inventive and colourful.
    Do you have a book published ( in English) ?
    if you do please let me know were I can buy it.
    How much does your work cost? and where can I see and buy in England.

  6. camdke
    Posted January 31, 2023 at 7:03 am | Permalink

    hi

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