"Curiosity, scale and site: architecture, history and the audience are what drive my work. I respond with painting & sculpture in materials best suited to interpret the meaning of a place. I am a visual historian." -Stephanie Taylor

Current Paintings & Sculpture

Stephanie Taylor's current art

Stephanie Taylor Art

  • Introducing Permaforms Architectural Panels

    My John C. Fremont Park project has inspired a new artistic adventure. Only it's NOT ART. I'm creating a company called Permaforms, Pre-cast & custom specialty cement panels for architectural ornamentation.Visit the Permaforms website.I'm looking for new walls now. And though this isn't a time for new construction, it's a great time for upgradi...

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An image of Stephanie Taylor's watercolor painting and a close-up of some of her art tools including watercolors, ink pens and pencils

Moving Narratives

  • Moving Landscapes: San Jose To Sacramento By Train

    On a three hour train ride from San Jose, I resolved to record as muchof a slice of the California landscape as I possibly could. On a table beforeme, computer, Droid, water, book, coffee, music in ears to block out soundsof chatting. To my right, the Coastal Range, dry, sparce, filled with naturalselenium.And near the tracks, a...

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Fremont art sculpture project

Fremont Park Art

  • Pad Design

    The central design is referencing the quadrafoil in the center of the park, around the fountain. At this point, I've been waiting for the City to proceed with their red tape. The sculptures are sitting in the middle of my studio, ready for installation at any time.

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Image of the Valley Hi Library project

Valley Hi Library: "Migration"

  • The Butterfly Effect

    The other day I was writing about "Migration" for final documents that are required by the Art in Public Places. In describing the nature of the installation, I was reminded that because all the elements are tensioned together, to touch one is to affect others. This, remarkably, is called "The Butterfly Effect." While I had known about this prior ...

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The Fine Art Website Gallery

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