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Scott Seton Hancock Conceptual Artist — San Diego, California
SELECTED EXHIBITIONS
KEPT Cross Installations — churches, correctional facilities, festivals, and international sites — ongoing (2023–present)
Blackout (group exhibition), Ashton Gallery — 2024
Religion (solo exhibition), Keller Art Gallery — 2019
Money Tree (group exhibition), ASR — 2018
Food Chain (solo exhibition), Keller Art Gallery — 2012
SELECTED WORKS
KEPT (2026 — ongoing) Conceptual art practice. Cross installations active across varied public and institutional contexts. Paintings in production — acrylic on raw linen, 8 x 4 feet, the exact dimensions of the cross. Preview by request.
Before Grace (2024) — Acrylic and gold leaf on wood panel exploring moral dualism—“bad/good”—and the limits of self-made righteousness.
Narrow Gate (2021) — Mixed-media work referencing Matthew 7:13–14; a bound figure and layered surface evoke constraint, passage, and transformation.
Religion (2019) — Site-specific installation using wood, cable, a single rose, and shell casings to stage tension between beauty, doctrine, and interpretive force.
Food Chain (2012) — Installation combining a taxidermy tuna with live aquatic systems to examine consumption, control, and stewardship within engineered ecosystems.
EDUCATION
Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, CA — B.A., Fine Arts (Studio Art), 1999
BLVR® (Partner/CEO) — Fast Company, Forbes, Ad Age, Communication Arts
PRESS / RECOGNITION
Representation, exhibition, press, and acquisition inquiries:
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