Sampler
Texas Tea
Jeffery E. Taylor
Artist
Curator
Father
Husband
Jeffery E Taylor
Maker
Sculptor
The above list is neither comprehensive nor arranged in order of importance. It is simply alphabetized.
Some have suggested I learn to compartmentalize my life. I guess that means I should put separations between manifestations of being in time and space just as corporations partition workers in sterile cubicles discouraging interaction in order to mazimize efficiency. I should polish facets as on a gem, connected but grossly separate, existing in inseparable proximity to others yet unaware of integral links to infinite possibilities. i have chosen otherwise. I am not a box.
I'll not now launch into a protracted discourse of woe instead let it suffice to say in 40 years I have experienced much. I am beginning to understand life as a great sphere with a liquid skin swirling, mixing. Tides ebb and flow. Storms build to pour out their fury then dissipate, revealing from a former manifestation a new purpose. Moments as they pass usher choice. I am given an innate authority to choose, but only for myself. Individuals, groups, governments chose. I make art to understand these choices. Until I understand I will make art.