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rollin’ in the deep is a public mural built from my se7en character language and expanded at architectural scale. installed in deep ellum, the work uses white linework, restrained color, and clustered repetition to create a field of movement across a black wall. the composition is structured around 91 total characters — 49 in white and 42 in color — giving the piece an internal order beneath its spontaneity.

the mural moves like a split body: one force gathering on the left, color and energy transmitting through the center, and a second state forming on the right. that tension between source, release, and consequence gives the work its deeper narrative. at surface level, the piece reads as playful, rhythmic, and alive. underneath, it carries ideas of temptation, overflow, and transformation.

rollin’ in the deep marked an important step in translating my visual system from canvas into the street. it became proof that the se7en language could hold scale, structure, and public presence without losing its psychological charge.

Tedric Taylor’s debut showing at TF Gallery in Dallas took place as part of Will Von Bolton: Live Flower Photoshoot, on view from June 26 through September 30, 2025.

As a featured artist, Taylor presented seven original works that introduced his Se7en-based visual language through layered color, movement, and atmosphere. The exhibition marked an important first chapter in his public presentation as an artist, positioning the work within a live gallery context and signaling the emergence of a distinct world.

60% of works sold.