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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
50x54in
About this artwork
This foundational work in the "Third-Identity" series marks an early exploration into the architectural memory of myBrazilian heritage.
As one of the first pieces in this series, this work establishes the "porta" (doorway) as a primary symbol of transition and belonging. The large, gestural archway is rendered in deep, earthy reds that evoke the sun-baked facades of Brazilian colonial architecture. This "porta" serves as a literal and metaphorical… threshold between my American-Canadian upbringing and my Brazilian roots.
The visible, textured brushwork reflects the physical process of reconstructing memory through paint. The dark, central opening suggests an entry into the "interiority" of home and history.
Laura Taylor is an accomplished painter and writer whose multicultural background deeply influences her artistic output, drawing from a life lived between the United States, Brazil, and Canada. Utilizing impasto layering, scraping, and intentional simplicity, she works in oils and artist’s books, blending geometric rhythms of Brazilian modernism with poetic, memory-laden imagery. Her paintings—often evoking the architecture of home and fleeting family moments—convey a poignant emotional landscape of belonging, displacement, and the delicate interplay between memory and identity, inviting viewers to find traces of their own stories within her vibrant, tactile worlds.