Taylor (b.1994) and Connor Robinson (b.1992) are the married artistic duo behind visceral home, based in Charleston, SC. Their sculptural mixed-media art explores resilience and transformation, drawing inspiration from their shared journey of sobriety and healing. Combining gemstone-infused concrete, plaster, foraged pigments, and wood, their work bridges raw, organic materials with refined craftsmanship, creating pieces that evoke both vulnerability and strength.
Taylor, a former substance use counselor, and Connor, a skilled woodworker, channel their experiences into a collaborative practice that merges distinct processes. Connor handcrafts wooden sculptures, furnishings, and surfaces, while Taylor paints, sculpts, and embroiders abstract expressions atop these foundations. Their work embodies themes of empathy, connection, and the interplay of joy and pain, striving to foster meaningful dialogue and introspection.
By using diverse materials such as concrete, clay, healing crystals, driftwood, and foraged pigments, the Robinsons create dynamic works that celebrate imperfection, balance, and the beauty of evolution. Each piece they handcraft is a tactile biography—a testament to growth and the resilience of the human spirit.
