Meditations: A Glimpse Into Joe Taveras' Summer Studio and His Mind

Interesting Concepts Publishing has recently announced the presale of Meditations, a 144-page hardcover by artist Joe Taveras. This visually striking book captures Taveras’ creative journey through a collection of artwork and text, born from a summer spent in a nearly-abandoned building he called The Atelier. The result? A unique fusion of self-exploration, quantum physics, mythology, and American Futurism.

Through vibrant artwork and compelling photos of his temporary studio, Taveras offers readers an intimate look at his creative process. The book’s design—a sleek 8.5″ x 8.5″ square format with 80lb gloss pages and a matte cover finish—emphasizes every brushstroke, making each piece feel alive. Meditations isn’t just an art book; it’s a reflection on solitude, creativity, and the search for meaning.

Pre-orders already opened on October 24th. Place your pre-order here. The book is launching on October 30th, 2024. A member of the Interesting Concepts Publishing Team will reach out regarding shipping. This book is a must for fans of American Futurism and those curious about the intersections of art and philosophy.

Additional Book Details:

Title: Meditations
Author: Joe Taveras
Publisher: Interesting Concepts Publishing
Pages: 144
Dimensions: 8.5″ x 8.5″ (Square)
Paper: 80lb gloss with matte cover finish
Themes: Self-exploration, religion, quantum physics, mythology, American Futurism
Pre-Order Date: October 24th, 2024
Launch Date: October 30th, 2024
About the Publisher: https://www.interestingconcepts.org/ic-about

Joe Taveras – Author Bio

Joe Taveras is a mixed media artist and designer who approaches painting with a unique sensibility informed by his background as a roboticist. Fusing science and philosophy into his gestures, Taveras’ bold, colorful expressions are rooted in explorations into how matter moves and interacts with the environment and universe. His creative practice has revolved around three key interests: oneness, the infinite power of the human mind, and the development of visual technology in the form of art.

Artworks by Joe Taveras have found their way into private and public collections around the world in places such as New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Sweden, Paris, Spain, South Korea, China, Canada, and more.

Recent press includes articles in Whitehot Magazine, The Boston Globe, and Alathea Magazine.