Scott Randol is a sculptor from Kansas City, MO. He began exploring his artistic questions independently in sculpture classes and through internships with working artists. Instead of attending college, Randol spent his early artistic career in the studio with other sculptors, such as John Beasley, Kwan Wu, Elden and Kim Tefft, and Robin Richerson.

Working mostly in bronze, Scott makes sculptures in his own facilities. He is inspired by nature, history and archeology, valuing inspiration by the imagination above all. Randol’s work has appeared throughout the area at various galleries and is on display at many private residences.

Scottl’s sculptures worry the area between subconscious thought and the remembrance of dreams. Certain indelible images and feelings remain in our minds long after awakening from our most imaginative states. Randol values imagination above representation, and the call back to hieroglyphs, fetishes, and figurines encourages the audience to consider our cultural similarities with the artists who created these primeval depictions. His sculptures are in communication with older forms of living and processes, and exist as physical representations of a deeply contemplative practice

Website: scottrandol.com.