ABOUT ME
Savannah Taulbee is a multidisciplinary artist interested in bringing characters and narrative to life through ceramics, photography, and animation. She enjoys blending mediums to create an immersive experience for viewers.
BIOGRAPHYSavannah was born into a military family in Fort Bragg, NC, before moving to Fort Riley, KS and eventually settling in San Antonio, TX at six years old. Living in multiple places and experiencing different cultures has greatly impacted her artistic style and love of storytelling. She received an Associate of Fine Arts degree from San Antonio College and is actively pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Texas at San Antonio. Savannah interned as a teaching assistant for the Teen Studio Intensive through Art Pace in the fall of 2024. She is also an officer of the Clay Fusion Club at UTSA and a member of the San Antonio Potters Guild.
Her work has been exhibited at Blue Star Arts Complex, and South Texas College as well as multiple online exhibitions, including Colorful Symphony 2025 and Emptiness 2025 through Exhibizone Exhibitions and I-See-U 2025 through Gallerium & The Book of Arts. Savannah is also featured in the 55th and 56th issues of Artistonish Magazine.
As a multidisciplinary artist, character and narrative are at the forefront of my work. The stories I tell often have playful, sometimes, nonsensical narratives. Primarily working in ceramics, which has a long relationship to the hand through utilitarian objects, I bring these stories to life using energetic forms and bold, bright colored painting. I retell these stories through animation, photography, and ceramics and construct an immersive experience that connects the viewer to the work. I choose to tell these stories as a way to escape. I create a new world for viewers that offers a playful existence.
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