Philip Rae Scott
Philip Rae-Scott was born in Devon, England, in 1991. Predominantly a formalist rather than a conceptual artist, Scott’s work tends to be hard-edged, geometric and solid. Rae-Scott is concerned with quality materials, surface finish and longevity. He always had a fascination with early machinery and vehicles, honing his making skills working on mechanical projects. His discovery of art and transition away from mechanical projects stemmed from a sharp realization that he felt it possible to achieve something closer to perfection with art. Rae-Scott takes inspiration from the making process itself, as well as old machinery and tools, insects, plants, architecture and the landscape. His work exists in several private collections in England, Geneva and Barcelona and he has exhibited in a large number of exhibitions in London and Sussex.
2010s British Philip Rae Scott
Glass
1960s Italian Brutalist Vintage Philip Rae Scott
Stone, Aluminum
2010s Modern Philip Rae Scott
Glass, Bentwood
Late 18th Century British Neoclassical Antique Philip Rae Scott
Marble
2010s Modern Philip Rae Scott
Glass, Bentwood
Early 20th Century British Philip Rae Scott
Satinwood
2010s British Louis XV Philip Rae Scott
Wood
2010s Asian Modern Philip Rae Scott
Glass, Bentwood
2010s Modern Philip Rae Scott
Glass, Bentwood
Mid-20th Century American Mid-Century Modern Philip Rae Scott
Metal
Early 20th Century French Philip Rae Scott
Carrara Marble
1810s French Empire Antique Philip Rae Scott
Mahogany
Late 19th Century French Louis XVI Antique Philip Rae Scott
Ormolu
2010s English Modern Philip Rae Scott
Steel, Zinc
2010s British Modern Philip Rae Scott
Aluminum