As a fine artist my painting installations World Tragedy have been exhibited in London, New York, Paris, as well as municipal galleries. From 2004 I have been working on the Flower Portraits and this interest led me to study plant nomenclature and horticulture at Capel Manor in 2010 (RHS level 2) and was awarded a special bursary by the Royal Horticultural Society to gain practical experience at The Eden Project and Lost Gardens of Heligan.

I have produced an extensive range of gallery education workshops ; at the National Portrait Gallery and Arts Council Touring Exhibitions; the Whitechapel Arts Gallery and various schools and colleges. I freelanced as a master artist for the  Living Paintings Trust, as well as designing and fabricating large tactile installations for municipal galleries, such as ‘Dance in a Box’ for the Royal Festival Hall and ‘Breaking the Mould’ for the National Portrait Gallery.

I have just had the opportunity to study a masters in Costume Design for Performance at London College of Fashion as a student coming from industry. With the assistance of a Vice Chancellor’s scholarship I qualified with distinction in February 2018.

Since 2012 I have been creating set and costume designs for studio theatre productions, community theatre and circus shows,  most recently include the acclaimed show From Ibiza to the Norfolk Broads written and directed by Adrian Berry touring into it’s third year. New work for 2018 includes Mary’s Hand produced by Clare McCaldin, an opera about Mary 1 – libretto by Di Sherlock.  Production design includes Miss Havisham’s Expectations  for Linda Marlowe.  Circus productions include devised pieces directed by dark clown Peta Lily; Every Day Every Day and Strange Forces at the National Centre for Circus Arts and for Lost in Translation Circus.  Corporate Circus shows for Sorcha Ra productions continue with Cirque Luminaire 2018. Please view this work on my design website : https://www.andiescottdesign.com