Sal Taylor Kydd

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Foresight, 1/10

$600
Sal Taylor Kydd
Foresight, 1/10
archival pigment print, 8x10"

Oliver Watching the Eclipse, 1/10

$600
Sal Taylor Kydd
Oliver Watching the Eclipse, 1/10
platinum palladium print, 10x8"

Oliver Sleeping, 1/10

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Oliver Sleeping, 1/10
platinum palladium print, 10x8"

Clover's Frog, 2/10

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Clover's Frog, 2/10
platinum palladium print, 10x8"

Beauty in Strange Things

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Beauty in Strange Things
digital archival pigment print, 12x12"

Suspended

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Suspended
digital archival pigment print, 12x12"

Frog in the Hand

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Frog in the Hand
platinum palladium print, 10x8"

Canopy

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Canopy
digital archival pigment print, 12x12"

Moth at Sunset

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Moth at Sunset
platinum palladium print, 10x8"

Daffodils, 1/10

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Daffodils, 1/10
platinum palladium print, 8x10"

Two Girls Floating, 2/10

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Two Girls Floating, 2/10
platinum palladium print, 8x10"

Hair Underwater, 1/10

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Hair Underwater, 1/10
platinum palladium print, 8x10"

Romeo Fishing, 1/10

$800
Sal Taylor Kydd
Romeo Fishing, 1/10
platinum palladium print, 10x8"

Bio

Originally from the UK, photographer and artist Sal Taylor Kydd earned her BA in Modern Languages from Manchester University and has an MFA in Photography from Maine Media College. Her fine art photographs have been exhibited throughout the country and internationally, including Portland, Boston, Los Angeles, Savannah, Mexico and Spain.

Sal's work is exhibited in Pascal Hall; the SC Center for Photography; the CMCA Biennale; and the Griffin Museum of Photography. In addition to these exhibitions, Sal has a self published book of poetry and photos in the Getty Collection titled 'Just When I thought I had you'.

Sal is also a writer and poet, and has self-published a number of books combining her poetry with her photographs. Her books are in numerous private and museum collections throughout the country including The Getty Museum and in the Maine Women Writer’s Collection at the University of  New England. 

"My work draws strongly on the landscape, focusing on my home, family and myself in conversation with the natural world.  I am often attracted to the objects and artifacts that we surround ourselves with, as memory-laden emblems of our history and signifiers of time passing. I look to understand how a sense of place can be embedded with personal history."