Andrew F. Scott’s practice examines the intersection of digital media, sculptural tradition, and cultural memory through a multidisciplinary lens. Grounded in physical forms and informed by emerging technologies, his work explores how materials and processes transform the way we engage with space, history, and one another. By integrating collaborative performance and real-time media systems, Scott investigates how technology mediates experience, constructs meaning, and redefines the context of public art. His projects activate memory as a dynamic presence, challenging static representations and proposing new frameworks for reflection, connection, and spatial storytelling in contemporary art practice.