A lifetime of painting. What follows is a selection, the pieces that hold up at the scale of a single brushstroke and the scale of a life’s work. We have never sold prints, and we don’t intend to. This is not a shop. It is a record of the work, presented the way the work deserves.
Half of what we have made has never been seen. That is deliberate.
A body of work this size is not inventory to be spent, it is kept whole, for the right moment, the right wall, the right hands. What you see here is a doorway, not the room.
A fourteen-foot sculpture in Atlanta, which we were commissioned to paint permanently, created to commemorate global V-Day. First installed in Freedom Park, now standing along the Atlanta BeltLine.
A gallery exhibition reinterpreting the Surrealist’s “Exotic Garden” as a living bodypainting, the figure stepping out of the canon and into breath.
An Odyssean oratorio produced by Scott for the Greensboro Fringe Festival, where bodypainting met staged performance, painted voices on a living stage.