Shefon N. Taylor (b. 1988, Wilmington, DE) is an interdisciplinary artist interrogating themes of rememory, the shaping of interiority, and the intimate pursuit of belonging.

Her choice of collage as a primary medium is a fascination with its impulse, delicacy, and compromise. As a guide and framework, she points to Toni Morrison's definition of rememory, “as in recollection and remembering as in reassembling the members of the body, the family and the population of the past.”

With a current focus on figurative mixed media, the work interrogates what happens when we attempt to conjure a rememory after an encounter with the haptic repository that is the archive. Shefon is an alumnus of the Artist-in-Residence program with the Delaware Contemporary Museum in Wilmington, Delaware. She cites artists such as Betye Saar, Romare Bearden, and Steve Ashby as influences on her work.