This collection of art focuses on the human condition, specifically the qualities that make us human, such as the ability to love, have compassion, and be creative. This series looks at the provocative nature of humans existing in their everyday lives.

PEOPLE

The urban fabric is the physical form of towns and cities. Like textiles, urban fabric comes in many different types and weaves. This collection is a mixture of colors, shapes and textures. Many of the pieces focus on the free-flow of graffiti images, containing writings and/or drawings usually made on a wall or other surface. I take various images into a digital format and start to collage them together to create the final unique composition.

URBAN

The extravagant splendor of the animal kingdom is all around us. The beauty of wildlife animals is amazing, not only visually, but the very fact that animals still live free is exhilarating. This collection of art focuses on the beauty of animals.

ANIMALS

This collection focuses on the beauty of the natural world, specifically those areas that are related to flowers, plants, and trees.

NATURE

This collection of art is inspired by the artistic styles derived from graffiti. The term graffiti refers to writings and drawings in the public realm scratched, sprayed, or scribbled on a surface. This type of self-expression is what draws me to this form of unique art.

GRAFFITI

Perhaps it is strange that something so everyday and familiar remains so hard to describe or understand. But this is also the beauty of water. It has many faces, sometimes quiet and peaceful, but also deep and unfathomable, sometimes wild moving, making a beautiful sound passing stones. The sea is also a beautiful medium where its water can be warm and caring and deep and cold, showing its amazing life. These pieces are all influenced by the pure beauty of water.

WATER

Architecture not only affects society on a high level but also on a more personal level, it can have a profound impact on its occupants. This collection is focused on pieces that are influenced by architecture.

Scott Gieske