Jeremy Anderson is a New York City based ceramic artist and designer known for his sculptural approach to lighting, furniture, and object-making. His work explores form, texture, and surface, drawing inspiration from a wide range of sources, including natural landscapes, architecture, and the raw, elemental qualities of materials. From the beginning of his work with clay, the act of creating has served as a conduit to tap into childlike play; assembling a world of characters and habitats built around meditative make-believe.
Blending traditional wheel-throwing, hand-building, and casting techniques, Anderson creates pieces that challenge the boundaries between function and sculpture. His work has been exhibited in galleries and design fairs around the world, recognized for its distinct shapes, textures, and evocative compositions.
Anderson was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and has been working with clay for over 25 years. His work has been featured in preeminent publications, including AD, The New York Times, Financial Times HTSI, Wallpaper and Hyperbeast. He co-founded APPARATUS in 2012, a lighting design studio, where he helped shape the studio’s material-driven aesthetic.
Blending traditional wheel-throwing, hand-building, and casting techniques, Anderson creates pieces that challenge the boundaries between function and sculpture. His work has been exhibited in galleries and design fairs around the world, recognized for its distinct shapes, textures, and evocative compositions.
Anderson was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota and has been working with clay for over 25 years. His work has been featured in preeminent publications, including AD, The New York Times, Financial Times HTSI, Wallpaper and Hyperbeast. He co-founded APPARATUS in 2012, a lighting design studio, where he helped shape the studio’s material-driven aesthetic.