Frieze London: Daniel Crews-Chubb

Timothy Taylor is pleased to present a solo presentation of new work by Daniel Crews-Chubb at this year’s edition of Frieze London. Featuring new paintings alongside the artist’s debut sculptures, the presentation marks a significant evolution in Crews-Chubb’s practice—introducing a sculptural dimension to his exploration of the human figure for the first time.

Drawing from ancient mythology, modern art history, and personal symbolism, Crews-Chubb creates richly textured, vibrantly layered compositions that evoke a sense of timelessness and transformation. His genderless, archetypal figures emerge through a process of intuitive painting, drawing, and collage—gestural yet deliberate, mythic yet raw.

At Frieze London, Crews-Chubb unveils his first sculptures, extending the expressive energy of his paintings into three dimensions. These works deepen his ongoing engagement with the interplay between chaos and order, vitality and structure—inviting viewers into a tactile, physical encounter with the artist’s evolving visual language.