“My recent work explores themes of beauty, order and perception. I focus on capturing and formalizing our connection to ‘balance’ and how one might achieve this through the use of positive and negative spatial conditions. My works are built from a self-created Alphabet which contrasts a circle to a square and rigorously explores all the possibilities within these two shapes. I aim to extract beauty from familiar geometries, generating forms with no beginning, middle or end - and inviting people to see from all sides and distances, to sit and more deeply contemplate their own pathways to visual awareness.”
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2023 - Liminal Space, Modern Shapes Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium
2022 - Arrangements, Art Cake, New York City
GROUP SHOWS + RESIDENCIES
2024 - Emerging Movement, ArtHaus, New York City
2024 - All Tomorrow’s Parties, M.DAVID&Co @ Art Cake, New York City
2024 - The Reflect: Art and Music Intersect, Park City Music Hall, Bridgeport CT
2023 - SPOS Art Cake Residents Exhibition, Art Cake, New York City
2023 - 2025 - Artist Residency, Art Cake, New York City
BIO
Scott VanderVoort is a New York based artist currently developing and evolving his artistic language across paper, canvas, wood, mirror and stone as a resident of Art Cake in Brooklyn, New York. Since fully committing to his art practice in 2021, his work has been shown internationally, including two solo shows, while executing private commissions across the U.S.
Scott’s prior professional life spanned various design disciplines including industrial design, interior design and architecture, working both as Designer and Creative Director. A passionate educator, Scott served as adjunct Associate Professor of Industrial Design at Pratt Institute for twenty years, where he was a teacher, curator and contributor to departmental and institutional initiatives, and led immersive creative workshops at progressive creative institutions around the world including Samsung Art + Design Institute in Seoul, Korea and BambooU in Bali, Indonesia. He has a BA in Industrial Design with Honors from Pratt Institute.