Judith Scott

Judith Scott was an American artist born in 1934, known for her unique sculptures that often incorporated found objects and textiles. Diagnosed with Down syndrome and later deafness, she spent many years in institutions, where she faced significant societal challenges. After gaining her artistic freedom in the 1980s, she began creating intricate, abstract pieces that expressed her personal experiences and emotions. Scott's work gained recognition for its vibrant colors and complex forms, highlighting both her individuality and the power of art as a means of communication. She is celebrated as a significant figure in self-taught and outsider art.