Meg Scott

I create pieces of art about myself, mental health, nature, and the human body. They are all connected, and consequently are connected in my work. I love working with light and shadow, texture, and pattern.

I graduated from Pratt Institute in 2015 with a BFA in drawing and painting. My experience with mental illness inspired me to study art therapy; after one semester into a master’s degree, though, I suffered a culmination of depression, anxiety attacks, and an eating disorder. I left grad school and moved to Chicago, where I spend my time going on walks, recovering, and making art.

I enjoy live music, playing guitar, snails, herbal tea, poetry, cephalopods, floral prints, bodies of water, therapy, hydrangeas, socks with fun patterns, and cats.

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Pratt Institute, Class of 2015, BFA in Fine Arts - Drawing & Painting

2021
Fulton Street Collective "Mundane/Ordinary Life" show
Fulton Street Collective "Portraits" show
Fulton Street Collective "Drawn to Paper" show
Fulton Street Collective "Abstractions" show
Fulton Street Collective "Botanicals" show