Judith S. Scott

Judith S. Scott was an American artist known for her intricate fiber sculptures created while she was a person with a developmental disability. Born in 1943, she had autism and was nonverbal, but she expressed herself through weaving and fiber art. Her work often featured complex, layered textures and spirals, revealing her unique perspective and creativity. Scott’s art gained recognition for its emotional depth and craftsmanship, helping to challenge perceptions of people with disabilities by showcasing their talents and expressive capacity. Her work continues to inspire conversations about inclusion, neurodiversity, and artistic expression.