Portfolio > Flood Claims

Long Talks With the Moon
Aluminum Foil, Graphite, Ink, Latex, and Silkscreen on Paper
40" x 26"
2026
Water Comet Vestige
Aluminum Foil, Graphite, Latex, and Silkscreen on Paper
40" x 26"
2026
Made of Wood and Fibs
Décollage, Latex, and Silkscreen on Paper
30" x 22"
2026
Singing Bridge
Aluminum Foil, Graphite, Ink, Latex, and Silkscreen on Paper
26" x 40"
2026
Failures in Good Communication and Good Luck
Aluminum Foil, Graphite, Ink, Latex, and Silkscreen on Paper
40" x 26"
2026
Wildfire in a College Town
Décollage, Ink, Inkjet, Latex, and Silkscreen on Paper
30" x 22"
2026
History of a Good Breeze
Aluminum Foil, Décollage, Graphite, Latex, and Silkscreen on paper
26" x 40"
2026
I'm Right Behind You Mentality
Graphite, Latex, Plastic, and Silkscreen on Paper
30" x 22"
2026
Witness to Bad Luck
Aluminum Foil, Décollage, Graphite, Ink, Latex, and Silkscreen on paper
30" x 22"
2026

Produced During a July 2026 residency at Visible Records in Charlottesville, VA, Flood Claims is a suite of singular impressions by Louisville-based artist Jackson Taylor. Combining silkscreen, ink drawing, décollage, tinfoil, and latex paint, this body of work interrogates deluge mythologies, radical subjectivities, and alternative histories. The pieces operate as archaeological sites where narratives from Taylor's Southern Baptist and agrarian upbringing are re-contextualized into palimpsests of a mirror world, revealing what remains after the waters have receded.