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Glazed ceramic with an AI-generated image Stamped by the artist's estate. Manufactured by The Wallace Collection. Unique Ceramic Thing by Grayson Perry is a glazed ceramic work from 2025, combining vivid storytelling with decorative precision. Central to the piece is a stylized female figure dressed in 18th-century attire, surrounded by a whimsical English pastoral scene populated with farm animals and traditional Tudor-style houses. The composition blends historical references with contemporary symbols, suggesting a narrative around identity, tradition, and self-awareness. The elaborate ceramic frame—part of the artwork—bears the inscription I KNOW WHO I AM, reinforcing themes of self-definition and cultural commentary. Perry’s signature blend of craft, satire, and personal mythology is unmistakable.
Unique Ceramic Thing, 2025
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Glazed ceramic with an AI-generated image Stamped by the artist's estate. Manufactured by The Wallace Collection. Unique Ceramic Thing by Grayson Perry is a glazed ceramic work from 2025, combining vivid storytelling with decorative precision. Central to the piece is a stylized female figure dressed in 18th-century attire, surrounded by a whimsical English pastoral scene populated with farm animals and traditional Tudor-style houses. The composition blends historical references with contemporary symbols, suggesting a narrative around identity, tradition, and self-awareness. The elaborate ceramic frame—part of the artwork—bears the inscription I KNOW WHO I AM, reinforcing themes of self-definition and cultural commentary. Perry’s signature blend of craft, satire, and personal mythology is unmistakable.
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