Meet Jeremy Anderson, New York ceramicist who’s making the art world sit up and take notice, one whimsically sculpted lamp at a time. Imagine a kid let loose in a clay playground, and you’ve got Jeremy in his studio—except this kid’s creations end up in the glossiest pages of Wallpaper, AD France, and T Magazine.

Jeremy’s journey to clay began in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and 25 years later, he’s still captivated by his muse. The APPARATUS co-founder has stayed true to his innate artistic inclinations.

His sculptures? To me, they’re the cool kids in the ceramic world—multifaceted, unique, and telling a deep and rich story of form and challenging what’s perceived as possible. Jeremy’s work dances along the fine line between perfection and imperfection, kind of like how we balance our coffee while sprinting for the morning subway. But here’s where it gets lit – literally. Jeremy doesn’t just stop at making eye-candy sculptures. He turns them into lighting pieces that do more than light up a room; they transform it. Working with Jeremy on design projects has been a blast. His pieces are like the life of the party, turning heads and sparking conversations in spaces that were just rooms before.

In a nutshell, Jeremy Anderson is playing at the intersection of imagination, form, and shadow, crafting pieces that light up our spaces and our spirits. And let’s be real, in a world that takes itself way too seriously, we could all use a bit more of Jeremy’s playful brilliance.