Scott Frank

The inspirations for my work follow a chain or feelings and passions, whether momentary or long lived. Art and wordsmithing trigger a feeling within me I can only describe by likening to spirituality or religion. In the absence of any spiritual belief, creativity becomes my religion and by creating my pieces, I am communing with that part of my mind. If I look at a piece the next day and feel what I felt when creating it, my mission was accomplished.

I love the tumultuous texture of a cheap canvas. I love a thin brush that may streak and slice across a plane. I love when words are so placed as to shout their inflections into my mind, coming together as a perfect construction. I love when they flow on the current of a river.