The Look of Jazz

Greg Scott is an abstract expressionist painter
and jazz pianist who considers the two art forms
to be interchangeable. His paintings reflect the
improvisational and exploratory nature of Jazz.
He applies the universal concepts of line, color,
shading, texture, space, and rhythm to his
expressions. His paintings are the product of
ideas, sketches, and observances that are set to
canvas in their most basic form. The initial idea
is then expanded upon, just as a Jazz artist
builds upon an improvisation. He strives to
artistically communicate his experiences and

interpretation of the world with a focus on its
beauty. He also challenges himself to
achieve designs that represent his unique
style. Greg's influences include Miro,
Picasso, Dali, Pollock, Cezanne, van Gogh,
and Gillespie. Early in his career, Greg's
close proximity to New York City allowed for
many opportunities to study these great
artists first hand at many venues.