A Chicago artist is using unique and unconventional techniques to transform postage stamps into works of art - ABC 7 News, Chicago.
https://abc7chicago.com/stamp-artist-collage-jordan-scott/10897381/
"Beautiful Dawn" used U.S. postage stamps and resin on canvas 40" x 40" 2021
"Childhood Memories 1-4"
Each: used U.K. postage stamps and resin on cradled wood panel 8" x 8" 2021
"American Arts Series"
Each: used U.S. postage stamps and resin on canvas 16" x 16" 2020
"Confluence" used U.S. postage stamps and resin on canvas 36" x 36"
Available at Artspace 8 Gallery, Chicago
"Confluence" details
"Moments" used U.S. postage stamps and resin on canvas 44" x 72" 2021
A new commission courtesy of Simon Breitbard Fine Arts, San Francisco
"Presence" used U.S. postage stamps and resin on canvas 36" x 72" 2021
A new commission courtesy of Joy Horwich Gallery
"Synchronicity" used U.S. postage stamps and resin on canvas 48" x 48" 2020
Available at Simon Breitbard Fine Arts, San Francisco
Instagram Highlights 2020/21

From Turning Art, Boston, Interview, August 2020:

"My father was my first inspiration. He was a sculptor and a painter. From the age of about four, I worked on sketches with him, particularly of faces and drawings of my own left hand. I spent a great deal of time in his studio...Presently, I am interested in Carl Jung’s theory of the collective unconscious and the interconnectedness of the universe, as well as the correlating schools of thought and mysticism related to these concepts. This includes the idea of the universe as a hologram. All of my postage stamp pattern fields are my interpretation and reinvention of mandalas, or meditative microcosms. I am very drawn to simple, but powerful geometric relationships and repeating patterns."

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