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 Creating sculpture from found objects, milled lumber, and
copper, his work is free standing from six to just under eight feet in
height. Each piece is finished to become a part of a contemporary home,
adding the warmth of wood that offers creative design in a natural wood
medium. Rich wood grain appears in each piece, both smooth and roughly
exposed.
Not being limited to a set technique or style, in 2008 stained glass was
introduced to the wood. Much of his work includes curved wood which is retrieved from
lumber retailers in warped condition, and then is heated and bent
further for a dramatic affect. Douglas fir is used predominately due to
its bending tendency.
Scott has lived in Southern California most of his life, and continues
to be an active member in the Santa Clarita Artists' Association after
serving as President for 2005 - 2006. During that time he was
chosen for "Newsmaker of the
Week" - a TV show presented by the SCV Press Club and Time Warner Cable, and
hosted by Signal Senior Editor Leon Worden.
Click Here to see the live interview.
His work won the First Place Award for Sculpture in the independently
judged 2003 and 2004 (Number Thirteen) SCAA Art Classic, as well as an award in the 2008
(Crescent Moon)
Art Classic. He is also a member of the
International Sculpture Center, and continues to be actively involved
with the local artists' community in the Santa Clarita Valley.
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