Female POP Artist Taylor Smith this weekend!

Friday January 13th 4-8 pm

Saturday January 14th 4-8 pm

444 Main St. Park City, UT

Celestial Freestyle v2.0 |Floppy Disk/Mixed Media| 46" x 56" | $15,750


Benjamin Franklin v2.0 |Floppy Disk/Mixed Media| 46" x 56" | $15,750


Butch & Sundance | Floppy Disk/Mixed Media | 48" x 72" |

$15,750

"Creating a conversation between digital technology and paint"

Queen Elizabeth 63" x 53"

Recycled Material $15,750

Jimi Hendrix v2.0. 63" x 53"

Recycled Material $15,750

Taylor Smith's series of floppy disk icon portraits are painted on obsolete 3.5 inch old school floppy diskettes. The fresh creative expression explores identity, nostalgia, as well as a collective sense of memory of history. Experiencing her work through Icons as they discarded yet regard technology. Her work explores the history of POP art where the subject is as much the actual painting surface as it is the image painted upon it; thus observing today we go to great lengths to create a digital identity in addition to the actual lives we live today. Taylor enjoys conversation about the belief that these online records are only growing in importance and will continue to outlive us all. "Art in all its forms is the photo album of the human race, it's who we were and is who we are" -Colby Larsen

Must Be SNOW

22" x 21"

Mixed Media/Floppy Disk

$3750


Must Be LOVE

22" x 21"

Recycled Material

$3750

Memento Mori - All Is Vanity #16

30 " x 32" $6,800




Taylor began using her own old floppy disks as a painting surface when she found a forgotten box of them in her storage closet.These candy colored works explore identity, privacy and collective history through portraiture and discarded technology.



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