ABOUT tavia

FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY that illuminates, inspires, and invokes wonder.

Every moment tells a story, and our stories deserve to be framed in beauty and centered in moments of peace. I believe in the power of art to help us illuminate our dark hollows, invite gratitude for every aspect of our experience, and offer a space of breath and soul, with a touch of mystery. My mission is to weave narratives of goodwill and compassion into the fabric of every image, ensuring that each piece speaks to spirit, inspiring reflection and resonating powerfully with a profound sense of tenderness and peace.

Tavia Gilbert is a multifaceted artist whose journey has taken her from the rural farms of Idaho, to the counter-culture streets of Seattle, across the craggy coastlines of Maine, to the bustling energy of New York City, and finally to the shores of the Hudson River. Her path the has shaped her into a photographer with a unique ability to capture something essential about the depth and yearning of the human spirit.

Her work, deeply rooted in personal healing and a lifelong passion for storytelling, transcends the ordinary, offering viewers a window into moments of beauty, peace, and joy. With an extensive background in acting and literature and a keen eye for the profound beauty in the mundane, Tavia has developed a devoted following for her visual art. Each piece is a testament to her journey and a reflection of her soul.

Her vision for Juniper Street Photography is to establish a connection that goes beyond the visual to create art that speaks to the heart and soul of every viewer.

Every photo is a narrative waiting to be shared and cherished.

As the creative force behind Juniper Street Photography, Tavia’s images are more than just photographs; they are invitations to experience the world through a lens of tenderness and wonder. Her dedication to her craft has given her an opportunity to explore the intersection of photography with her professional pursuits in audio, writing, and performance. It has also ignited a dream to see her work serve as a source of comfort and inspiration in spaces dedicated to healing and recovery.