Joshua Taylor
RedEyes, 2022 Ceramic, silver, clock mechanism 400 x 220 x 240
Vessel, 2025 Ceramic 180 x 110 x 110
The Sugar Star, 2022
Film still: 05:01
View the full work online here.
David Cakes, The Sugar Star, 2024
Installation Dimensions variable
Courtesy of Systema, Marseille_
Power Station, 2024 Ceramic, electrical components 360 x 360 x 230
Pond, 2024 Ceramic, electrical components 310 x 180 x 110
Pond, 2024 Ceramic, electrical components 310 x 180 x 110
Hand, 2026 Ceramic, electrical components 360 x 300 x 70
Ship, 2025 Wood, ceramic, paint, electrical components 300 x 250 x 130
Untitled, 2024 Ceramic, electrical components 540 x 140 x 140
Ark, 2026 (installation) Wood, paint Dimensions variable
Bank, 2026 Ceramic Dimensions variable
Untitled, 2026 Wood, paint Dimensions variable
alongside Christian Dimick as part of Freeway, 2026
Flare Stack, 2026 Ceramic Dimensions variable
Portrait of Joshua Taylor 2026. Photo: Oscar Foster-Kane
Joshua Taylor (b. 1995) is an interdisciplinary artist from Mt Maunganui, currently based in London. Grounded in ceramic processes, Taylor’s practice is rapid and reiterative, driven by instinctive responses to modes of applied art.
Taylor studied fine arts and industrial design at Massey University. Since moving to London in 2023, Taylor has exhibited across Europe and the United Kingdom, including Piece by Peace with Alex Whitfield (London, 2024) and David Cakes (Systema, Marseille, 2024), alongside commercial presentations at Dover Street Market and Awaykin Showroom. Since 2023, Taylor has been in residence at Troy Town, a ceramic studio based in Hoxton Community Garden.