Taylor White

In A Ghost in the Bushes, American artist Taylor Anton White (b. 1978, San Diego) presents a new body of work that moves between chaos and control, humor and haunting, improvisation and intention. His paintings are sites of collision-where deliberate intent meets the unruly pace of making. They unfold like maps left to the mercy of wind and rain: partially legible, half-erased, their routes collapsing and reforming under shifting conditions.

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Taylor White’s newest series showcases 10 monumental depictions of cars. These sketchy, cartoonish oil-stick paintings are made with broad gestures – some on raw canvas, others on wide color fields. Spontaneous and unrestrained, the pieces suggest an archetypal, basic idea of the car, the epitome of a simplified, absolute conceptual form inspired by the design and history of the problematic East German Trabant 601.

We at PULPO GALLERY view art as the true ​lingua franca​ of the world that has the power to unite. It transcends boundaries, dictates, and rules. It blurs reasoning and clarity to allow for surprise, delight and magic. It turns the obvious on its head and makes truth seem like a dare. The artist in this show gives voice to the more universal components of communicating in myriad creative ways. And that primordial communication, absent our iphones and social media, is the truest, most timely, and invaluable art form.