Scott Johnson (Born 1969) was born in and grew up in the Colorado Rockies. He’s a sculptor, installation artist and photographer who focus on how the ways we understand and map space and perceptual experience are related. His work is meant to compel viewers to think critically and to provoke wonder. His most recent artwork was exhibited at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. Johnson’s practice is threefold: experimentation, architectural intervention and collection. The collections are of the same kind as cabinets of curiosities and are comprised of altered, crafted and found objects that are meant to stimulate manifold readings because they look like juxtapositions of constellations. His images capture the transitory movement of his subjects, built with inborn and an original vision. Today, his images can be found in corporate and private collections around the world as well as in many hospitality, retail and media venues. They are evocative and beautiful, and are mainly produced as framed Scott Johnson art. He currently teaches art at The Colorado College in Colorado Springs and works with a wide range of materials—from wood and stone to glass and old maps, clay and wax to binoculars and books. His ongoing work draws from his illustration and design experience as well as his fine art background. His art can be found in many institutions, galleries, homes and museums around the world. He holds both BFA and MFA, and this has helped to make his art stand out among the works of other artists.