Artist Bio

Tara Remington (Remi) is an American multidisciplinary artist whose practice spans public art, site-specific installation, sculpture, printmaking, photography, and community-engaged work. With more than twenty years of experience in arts education, collaborative public art, and cultural programming, and formal training at the Ringling School of Art and the Portfolio Center, she creates work that explores the relationships between place, memory, ecology, and human connection. Working across two- and three-dimensional media, Remington integrates natural materials, found objects, and immersive installation to investigate themes of transformation, resilience, and belonging.

For much of my life as an artist, I have explored a single question: How do we heal what we inherit? My work has been an ongoing investigation into my own maternal ancestry, examining the stories, wounds, resilience, and creative wisdom that are carried from one generation of women to the next. Through public art, community engagement, filmmaking, education, and participatory experiences, I have come to understand that healing is not something we create for others—it is something we cultivate together.