The body of work I’ve made for Ritual in Pairing is my first full-blown solo exhibition of all new original work built around a singular theme.
#Finger paint canvas series
What is the inspiration for your latest series of work and how do you see them fitting together? The subjects of your paintings run the gamut of realistic compositions (such as groups of cacti or still life) to fantastical scenes. Learn about her artistic process and a new exhibition in New York by scrolling down. Iris Scott is known for her incredible finger painting art. Scroll down for My Modern Met’s exclusive interview. We spoke with Scott about her artistic process and Ritual In Painting, which will be on view at Filo Sofi Arts in New York City from May 4 to May 30, 2019. This is in light of global warming that threatens our planet’s livelihood more now than ever. “We are not separate from the animals and plants.” The works are a celebration of-and a powerful reminder-that we can't forget it. “Every painting is an affirmation of the single most important message in the world,” she says.
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The exhibition is centered around our connection to the natural world. Painting this way felt better than using brushes, and there was an added benefit that once people saw these works, they liked the new pieces more.Ī decade later, Scott is about to debut her solo show called Ritual In Painting. Scott then had an a-ha moment as she put her hand to the canvas. In 2009, she was “too engrossed in painting” to wash her brushes, so she decided to manipulate the oil pigments with her fingertips. Though she’s now had years of experience and dedication, Scott actually got her start in finger painting by happenstance.
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