Amna Ilyas, Pakistan
Anne Percoco, USA
Ariel Elizabeth Churnin, USA
Ciara Foster, Ireland
Charlie Grosso, USA
Christopher Manzione, USA
Chutima Kerdpitak, Thailand/UK
Elaine Woo MacGregor, UK
Erin Lee Benson, USA
Jacqueline Norheim, USA
Jessica Pezalla, USA
Jon Rajkovich, USA
Josianne Ishikawa, USA/Japan
Joshua Haycraft, USA
Leonardo Aguinaldo, Philippines
Lillian Pease, USA
Lisa Iglesias, USA
Liz Jeneid, Australia
Marilynn Derwenskus, USA
Mark Dilks, USA
Natasha Mell-Taylor, USA
Renata Szur, Hungary
Rinaldo Klas, Suriname
Terry Wise, USA
Wendy Morrison Painter, USA
I make art in an almost utilitarian manner with a bubble of emotion in the center. My lines are course and the process endless. I put things on things, figures within mass collections of undesired objects, My anxieties, my process, my bubble, keep me going, fighting, passionate, forging to find a place where I can exist. I am influenced by almost
everything. Making and watching things be made: The cement factory on my block, retailers folding clothes, artist’s Marlene Dumas, Zak Smith and their complex figures, and the dead-ended art collectives across America. In the same breath of discovery I listen to the music of Britney Spears and Copland, I collect animal remains and antiques, and read from the bibles of David Sedaris and Simone de Beauvoir. I strive to find the balance of nature and man within mythology and storytelling. I use images based in history, both on a personal and educational context surveying as they play off of eachother. I watch in self-gratification as the lines begin to blur between fantasy and reality.
http://www.natashamelltaylor.com
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