Iris Scott is blurring the boundaries between fine art and child’s play with her vibrant oil finger paintings.
These lively, impressionist scenes fall under the genre of Instinctualism; richly textured images that require no explanation, thus potentially appealing to both innocent and seasoned art lovers.
From the artist bio:
Her paint-heavy finger painting technique and rainbow of pigments, oftentimes utilizes over 100 different oil colors into a single scene. Her paintings portray a dreamy yet dynamic world – a heightened, more lush version of reality. “I want my paintings to be both an escape from our everyday life, and an intensification of the recognizable.”
I love how she is using a medium typically associated with highly refined work to have (during the creation process) and produce a more visceral, kinetic experience.





3 responses to “Iris Scott: Fingerpainting”
These paintings are gorgeous.
I always look forward to what you will share with us next. Thank you!
Aw, you’re very welcome! So happy to have you here!