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ᐧ Each artwork is presented with a 2-inch white mat and your choice of premium Italian wood frame in oak, white, or black. Pieces are finished with UV-blocking acrylic plexiglass and self-leveling hanging hardware for easy installation.
ᐧ Every piece is signed by the artist and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity from CULTERRA, noting the edition number.
ᐧ For all inquiries, including custom mock-ups, raw images, trade program access, museum-grade anti-reflective glass, or commissions, please contact blaise@gallery-assistant.com or hello@culterra.art
ᐧ We want you to feel confident and supported when collecting with us. While all sales are final in support of our artists, please reach out if your artwork arrives damaged or not as expected. We’re always here to ensure your piece arrives safely, beautifully, and exactly as intended.
About the Artist
Taylor O’Sullivan is a fine art photographer whose work invites a deeper connection to the natural world.
For more than 15 years, Taylor has traveled across 60 countries, capturing meditative moments that inhabit a contemplative space between observation and emotion. Informed by years of fieldwork and a deeply attuned visual sensibility, O’Sullivan’s photographs capture fleeting impressions with an eye for nuance. Her work invites a kind of visual listening, where presence becomes its own subject.
Working across digital, 35mm film, and medium format film, O’Sullivan describes her creative process as “a migration back to patient art.” It is a quiet resistance to the velocity of contemporary image culture. In a time defined by speed and overconsumption, her photographs encourage viewers to slow down and notice the subtle rhythms of nature. They offer a chance to reconnect deeply with the natural world and, in doing so, with ourselves. A reminder that we are not separate from nature, but one with it.
She currently lives and works in Laguna Beach, where she continues to expand her practice, exhibiting her work in galleries and private collections.
