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"Thank you" to everyone who owns and all future owners of these paintings. You are wonderful people, allowing me to continue painting and giving me great satisfaction. If you're ever in Los Angeles please feel free to look me up. I give myself over to That Which Governs. Every canvas has an agenda--a life of its own separate from its maker, separate from thought or logic or reason--and to plot its course is only to interfere. To plan is to destroy. Let it paint. Trust the mess. All marks are good. When I watch my reflexes, count heartbeats, suck in air, I can’t help but think how many times these bodily functions have taken place without me. For the most part, these are not my directives. I know Someone or Something is watching after me, keeping vigil. The self-taught artist has a great chance to be unique. Without knowledge of "rules" to hinder the hand or an instructor's style to imitate, what results is pure, entirely his own. Contrary to popular belief, abstract art is "meaningful" on a parallel with representational art. Each of us sees differently, and individual responses to an abstract work of art are varied. An abstract work's "meaning" is oftentimes stronger and more personal for the viewer than it is in purely representational art where the subject matter is obvious and can only evoke a limited range of emotions. Albert Einstein said, "Imagination is more important than knowledge." Welcome words to a daydreamer like me. At the moment, I'm loving the paintings of Cecily Brown, Raimonds Staprans and Paul Balmer. My all-time favorites have to be Max Beckmann and Milton Avery.
Biography: Born 1970. Living in Los Angeles, Scott Andrew Spencer paints daily out on his balcony where he loves to listen to music and delve into abstraction. He takes inspiration from his immediate surroundings, real or imagined, and paints into the wee hours of the night. "That's when the energy comes." Scott began painting full time after a brush with cancer in 1999. He was admitted into the Pasadena Society of Artists in 2004.
Country: United States
E-mail: galleryspencer@yahoo.com
Site: Website for Scott
