Taslitz’s bronze and stainless steel sculptures infer a connection between natural objects and the invisible forces that shape the course of human life. Her work conveys familiar human emotions – vulnerability, strength, clarity, calm – suggesting their metaphorical equivalents in forms and shapes from the natural world. The apparent stability of roots in the soil; surreal animal attributes conjoined to a fallen leaf; male and female forms dancing through the brittle remains of deteriorating plant structures – Taslitz draws her inspiration directly from nature. Birth, death, renewal — the basic outline to the story of all human life; the beginning, middle and end of our role in nature’s ongoing narrative — these are the themes that lay just beneath the surface of Taslitz’s work.
Articles about the artist have appeared in Architectural Digest, the Los Angeles Times, Vogue Living, the Robb Report, Huffington Post, Interior Design Magazine, and Luxe Home. Taslitz’s work has been shown at Wright auction house and at Richard Gray Gallery, as part of Art Basel Miami Beach.