M u l t i p l e D i m e n s i o n s • s e l e c t e d g a l l e r y
“How can a single point of view accurately interpret what’s going on?...
It is my belief that coexisting dimensions are more than an intellectual exercise. For me, multiple dimensions reflect the literal framework of Reality...
I am developing a style of painting on top of relief sculpture that visually unites both art forms...
When these independent levels coexist and they are simultaneously expressed within the same field of time and space, a real multi-dimensional presentation can be achieved...
In order to literally express ‘transcendence’, the artist must first establish some kind of anchor, a position of reference from which a transition can occur, and then continue as a state to be reflected back upon...
Transcending singularity and one-pointed perception seems of the utmost importance to me. I am striving to develop a new visual language that can reach beyond the boundaries of time, space and solitary perspective.” -Scott McNeill
a d d i t i o n a l g a l l e r i e s
“It is true that Cubism has been interpreted as the creation of multi-faceted views of objects to suggest the passage of time. Cubism, though entirely different in style from Scott McNeill's achievement, is the closest art movement or style that I can think of that in any way suggests what he is achieving in terms of a multiplicity of overlapping images and ideas. But Scott McNeill's work is different, more complex in its way than Cubism, because he is combining more recognizable images with a challenging abstract framework. I can't think of another contemporary or historic artwork that does this the way that Scott McNeill does it. His style is unique in the history of art. I realize this is a large statement, but I can't think of another artist or art form that contradicts it.” -Don Gray, 2003 *for essays and art critiques by Don Gray: »click here
