Coralyne Taylor (she/her) is from a small coastal town in Northern California and is pursuing a BFA at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. After her first year at SAIC, she was nominated for and awarded the Core Practices Scholarship. While studying Visual Communications and Print, she practices many mediums including book arts and fiber arts. Coralyne is deeply influenced by the relationship of her memories and experience to nature. Her work is nostalgic, tedious, and slow, in both the way it is created and the intent for viewing. As a multimedia artist, she gravitates towards artist books as a way to combine her work into one tactile piece, often using personal and family archives as a way to archive her lived experiences. The space formed between her work and the viewer is intimate and reflective.





CVEDUCATION2024-2028 / School of the Art Institute of Chicago - BFA 2028
- recipient of the Spring 2025 / awarded School of the Art Institute of Chicago Core Practices Scholarship
- recipient of the SAIC Honors Scholarship 
2019-2023 / San Francisco Waldorf High School - HS Diploma  

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2025 / School of the Art Institute of Chicago - Freshman Orientation Leader 
2020-2021 / Artivate, San Francisco and Oakland, CA -  Internship with stipend 

EXHIBITIONS AND PUBLICATIONS
2025 / The Pub, Chicago, print-only publication - film photo published 
2025 / School of the Art Institute of Chicago Artbash - Inter-Action
2025 / School of the Art Institute of Chicago Artbash - Artist Books (x3)

COLLECTIONS
2025 / Joan Flasch Artist’s Books Collection - zine