Contemporary Cubist Ceramic Sculpture Vase by Diane Grant

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A sophisticated one-of-a-kind ceramic sculpture vase by Diane Grant, combining contemporary design, sculptural abstraction, and the enduring influence of Cubist … Read more A sophisticated one-of-a-kind ceramic sculpture vase by Diane Grant, combining contemporary design, sculptural abstraction, and the enduring influence of Cubist aesthetics. Hand-built in earthenware, this striking piece transcends its functional purpose to become a collectible work of art.

Composed of interlocking geometric volumes, stylized facial elements, and architectural forms, the sculpture reveals a different visual narrative from every viewpoint. The deep black glossy glaze enhances its sculptural complexity, creating dramatic reflections that emphasize the interplay of light, shadow, and texture across the surface.

Drawing inspiration from the revolutionary ceramic works of Pablo Picasso while maintaining a distinctly contemporary voice, Diane Grant explores the relationship between form, structure, and symbolism. The result is a powerful sculptural object that bridges fine art, design, and decorative arts.

Whether displayed as a standalone sculpture or used as a vessel for floral arrangements, this exceptional piece brings a museum-quality presence to refined interiors, art collections, and curated design spaces.

Details

Artist: Diane Grant

Medium: Hand-built earthenware ceramic

Finish: Deep black high-gloss glaze

Height: 9.8 inches

Signature: Signed "Grant" on the underside

Condition: New

Edition: Unique, one-of-a-kind artwork

Certificate of Authenticity included


Shipping & Handling

Professionally packed and fully insured

Handling time: 1–3 business days

Shipped via DHL Express

Typical USA delivery: 3–5 business days

DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)


Diane Grant is a multidisciplinary artist whose work encompasses sculpture, ceramics, painting, furniture, and collectible design. Her sculptural practice is informed by architecture, archaeology, modern art, and material experimentation, resulting in distinctive works that occupy the intersection of contemporary art and functional design. Her creations are held in private collections across Europe and the United States. See less