By centering female protagonists and reinterpreting classical narratives, Taylor establishes a dialogue between the past and the present, addressing enduring questions of gender, power, and identity.
Moonraker serves as an invitation to engage with the complexity of observation and representation.
Anita Taylor's works move between the personal and the universal, reminding us of our roles as both witnesses and participants in the unfolding narratives of human history.
Following in the tradition of artists like Käthe Kollwitz and Louise Bourgeois, the artist confronts the viewer with works that are simultaneously intimate and monumental, highly individual yet resonating universally.
