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Dallas based painter Taelor Fisher is inspired by the idea of the impermanence of nature. Growing up in a city …
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Dallas based painter Taelor Fisher is inspired by the idea of the impermanence of nature. Growing up in a city and suburb environment, then attending school at New York University and Southern Methodist University, her fascination and interest in joining her love of the natural world and painting blossomed. The lack of an abundance of the overgrown world in her surroundings inspires her to create lush, colorful, and charmingly chaotic compositions, recreating the feeling one gets when being surrounded by and immersed in an organic place.
Her work has been collected publicly and privately across the country, and featured in multiple print and online publications. In 2018, she was commissioned by Neiman Marcus and The House of Creed to create a painting inspired by their new women’s fragrance, Floralie. The product and painting can be seen in every Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, and Creed Boutiques across the United States and France.
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