Installations – Andrew F. Scott

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Installations

Andrew F. Scott creates immersive installations that blend sculpture with technology, inviting audiences into vibrant spaces of light, sound, and motion. Using digital fabrication, projection mapping, and responsive media, his work draws from Afro-Diasporic ideas to connect history with contemporary experience. These multisensory environments activate cultural narratives, enabling viewers to engage with memory, identity, and community in new and meaningful ways. Scott’s installations transform public spaces and galleries into dynamic encounters, where technology serves as a bridge between the past and present, inviting reflection, empathy, and shared experience.

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Agape Meditation for a Time of Pandemic in Remember. Breath. Dream.: A Contemplative Visual Arts Journey Inviting You to Imagine a New World (curated by David Lazano).Ruben Habito, Andrew F. Scott & LightSquad artists. Cara Mia Theatre, Latino Cultural Center, Dallas, TX, November 20–December 13, 2020.

Eisemann Edge I: MotherBoard.Andrew F. Scott & LightSquad artists Roxanne Minnish, Matthew Unkenholz, Amanda Wray-Goodwin, Charlotte Mason, Raymond Allen, Maedeh Asgharpour, Safwan Chowdhury, Omar Davila, Melanie Estes, Paul Hinderliter, Amanda Marder, Uttamasha Monjoree, Alphonse Muse, Amir Naqi, Cameron Ouille, David Rake, Pablo Reyes, Andrew Rowan, Vic Simon, Sarah Wall. Eisemann Edge Project 1, Forest & Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery, Eisemann Center for the Visual and Performing Arts, Richardson, TX, March 6, 2020

Tessellated Rabbits. Savannah Arts Academy Lobby, Savannah, GA, 2011

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Black Man Grove Resilience (Black Man Grove Resilience in Cartasia 2012, 2014: International Biennial of Contemporary Sculpture, Crisis and Rebirth (featured artist; artistic director: Nicolas Bertoux). Piazza San Michele, Lucca, Italy, 2012 (international call).curated by Emiliano Gilliani), in Cartasia 2014: Liquid Identities, International Biennial of Contemporary Sculpture. Lucca, Italy, 2014.