Taylor Yeatman is an emerging artist working primarily with acrylic and oil paints to create textured, emotionally resonant artworks. Her practice explores the human experience through a deeply tactile lens, using layered surfaces and bold materials to evoke both vulnerability and strength.

Much of her work is inspired by her personal engagement with the issue of human trafficking—drawing from stories of resilience, survival, and justice. Through her textured compositions, she seeks to create space for reflection and empathy, transforming heavy themes into powerful visual narratives.

As she continues to evolve as an artist, Taylor remains committed to using art as a vehicle for awareness, connection, and healing.

Born and raised in Birmingham, Alabama, Taylor has always found beauty in the unexpected. Growing up, she spent her time scuba diving and working on a ranch, where she developed a deep appreciation for nature, texture, and the subtle interplay between light and shadow. These early experiences helped shape her unique approach to art, where she captures raw emotion through dynamic and layered surfaces.

Although she has no formal art training, her passion for creative expression has been a lifelong journey. Art has been a means of navigating life’s experiences, allowing her to transform pain into beauty and resilience. Taylor believes that creativity, like life itself, is a process of constant learning and evolving. Her work is a reflection of both her personal growth and her deep-seated belief in the power of art to heal and connect.