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British, b. 1988. Following. 595 Follower s. Hugh Scott-Douglas is best known for his cyanotype prints on textiles, which rely on an outmoded form of film development produced by the sun rather than artificial light. Scott-Douglas first designs a patterned motif using computer-generated … Read more. See all past shows and fair booths.
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Hugh Scott-Douglas Biography. Working with diverse methods that range from the cyanotype process to digital printing and satellite mapping, contemporary artist Hugh Scott-Douglas explores the potential of photographic media while reconfiguring the medium of painting in his printed abstractions.
Hugh Scott-Douglas (b. 1988, Cambridge, England) moved to Toronto in his youth and went on to receive his BFA from OCAD, Toronto in 2010. He lives and works in Brooklyn. Since his break-through exhibition The Cabinet of Dr Cagliari in 2013, Scott-Douglas has experimented extensively with cyanotypes, now one of the main media employed by.
Jan 31, 2015 · Last night Hugh Scott-Douglas—the young British-born, Brooklyn-based artist who has swiftly gained traction on the auction market and earned the interest of international...
Jan 18, 2013 · by Leah Sandals. Hugh Scott-Douglas is looking forward to a pretty big 2013. The 24-year-old artist, who was raised in Edmonton and Ottawa and graduated from OCAD University in 2010, opened a solo show at Los Angeles’s Blum & Poe last week. He’s also included in “Pattern: Follow the Rules” at the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum in ...
Hugh Scott-Douglas is perhaps best known today for his abstract, pattern-rich panels and installations. He uses a wide variety of techniques—from photography, laser cutting, to inkjet printing—that take as their subject and visual language various methods and networks of production and transaction.
