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Scott Albrecht "Collective Individual (Colorway A)" - 6 Color Screen Print, Edition of 15 - 18 x 24"

Collective Individual (Colorway A)Autographed 6 color hand-pulled screen print • Printed on 100 lb. French Paper Construction Whitewash • 18 x 24 inches

Hand-signed and numbered by artist Scott Albrecht in a limited edition of 15 • Example: # /15

House of Roulx blind embossed stamping • Authentic Edition rubber stamp on verso • Letter of Authenticity


SCOTT ALBRECHT

Scott Albrecht was born in 1983 in New Brunswick, NJ, and raised in Bethlehem Township, NJ. In 2003, he received a degree in Graphic Design from The Art Institute of Philadelphia. Scott is currently based in Brooklyn, NY and a member of The Gowanus Studio Space. His work incorporates elements of woodworking, hand-drawn typography, geometric collage using vintage printed ephemera and found objects and has been published and exhibited both domestically and internationally.

"I’ve been creating work from an interest of art & design since the early 00’s, most commonly through woodworking, collage and pen & ink.

The work I create is inspired by the day-to-day that happens around me — from the undeniably larger events, down to the smaller ones that we regularly interact with but almost always ignore. I draw inspiration from these moments, and use my work as a way to highlight these experiences and through the process, reflect on what they have to offer. Because of this, I often see my process and final works as though I’m creating reminders or artifacts for myself of these ideas and situations, and have come to use this perspective as a guide in my work — to create something worth being reminded of."
-Scott Albrecht

 



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Hand-Signed and Numbered by Scott Albrecht

Limited Edition of 15

6 Color Hand-Pulled Screen Print on100 lb. French Paper Construction Whitewash