About Scott
My name is Scott Bradley, and I am a senior Photography major at Maryland Institute College of Art. My photographic practice is deeply rooted in a sense of design referential of Bauhaus, Modernism, and Minimalism. I utilize the camera as a means of visually deconstructing and simplifying subject matter into a composition that transforms the original purpose of the form. My most recent works have been done in architectural spaces with studio lights as a way of visually modifying spaces. Outside… more
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Book
A series of scanned and cropped book covers, with the end result being a physical book of books.
Deconstructivist
A visual exploration and deconstruction of previously existing architectural spaces through usage of the camera and lighting. The final compositions aim to reference works of Constructivism and Modernism in their simplistic and object nature.
Industrial Baltimore
A series of images highlighting the aspects of industry which are contained within the urban environment that is Baltimore City
Photographic Essence (Working Title)
A process based project utilizing photographic materials to create non-photographic images. The process entails sheets of darkroom printing paper, masked off and partially exposed to light, partially sanded with sand paper, then fixed in a hypo solution saturated with steel wool, frozen and thawed, and then copper toned. The resulting images are then scanned and cropped to create compositions, which are then digitally printed out and coated in a thin layer of epoxy resin to create a tangible viewing experience that one can hold and feel.