Local artist shares healing through art
Sara Taylor, a fluid artist, examines one of her more recent pieces in her home studio in Sandpoint. Taylor is donating five art pieces in the Miracle of Life Project to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center.
(Photo by ANNISA KEITH)
Sara Taylor sits on the table in her home studio in Sandpoint. After delivering two premature twins in the Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, Taylor is donating original artwork and print proceeds to the special care unit.
Sara Taylor sits barefoot in her home studio where she creates fluid art pieces. On top of a popular YouTube channel, Taylor mentors younger artists, provides workshops, and accepts commission requests.
Specialized equipment and staff work within the Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit within Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center. The special unit accepts high-risk pregnancies, treat babies with congenital abnormalities, and provides 24/7 care to newborns on top of many other provisions.
Specialized equipment and staff work within the Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit within Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center. The special unit accepts high-risk pregnancies, treat babies with congenital abnormalities, and provides 24/7 care to newborns on top of many other provisions.
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SANDPOINT — After experiencing a hardship very few people go through, a local woman is giving back to the community by sharing the talent and success she found through her art after a trying time...
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