Is it worth it?

The true value of my creativity isn't measured in dollars and cents. It's measured in how it affects you when you see and experience it.

When you buy one of my artworks, I want to think that you're not just collecting a piece of artwork - But instead, you're gaining a new way of thinking, a unique perspective on the world.

My goal is always to create something cool and beautiful that makes you think differently, challenges your assumptions, and pushes you to think and be creative yourself. So, when you collect one of my prints, you're not just getting a piece of art - You're getting an invitation to see the world in a new way.

Because my art is a metaphor for life.

I collage the imperfections of urban materials with transparent illusions of digital geometric perfection to explore what I like to call: Perfectly Imperfect.

The imperfections of the urban textures in my art represent the doubts, fears, and insecurities we all experience. While the transparent geometric forms symbolize hope and possibilities. And together, they remind us that despite all imperfections we experience in life, we are constantly surrounded by beauty, balance, and harmony.

This is why I intentionally make perfectly imperfect art. Because they're exactly what they're supposed to be - a reflection of myself and the precious gift of life.

When you collect my art, you invite these ideas into your life. You're getting a daily reminder to accept life for what it is - perfectly imperfect.

So if you're ever wondering what the true value of my art is, remember - it's not about the money. It's about the impact it has on you when you see it. And that, to me, is priceless. This is why I continue to create art - because it's worth it.

I hope you feel the same!

Thanks for taking the time to read this and considering the true value of my art; I hope it inspired you to collect my art! 😉

Sincerely,

Scott

p.s. If you're interested in learning more about my art or collecting one of my works, please don't hesitate to contact me! I'd love to hear from you. Click here to get in touch, or leave a comment below. Thank you again!