Artist Scott

Kunstenaar Scott

Born on a summer day in 1985 in Lelystad, Scott grew up in a household with five children. At the age of twelve, he moved to Almere. Without a completed education, but with a burning desire for structure and direction, Scott enlisted in the military at the age of seventeen. This would mark the beginning of a formative period in which he not only completed his education but also participated in three missions.

After seven years of service, Scott returned to civilian life, a transition that was far from smooth for him. The structure and discipline of military life had given him a sense of stability, but once home, that structure was gone. Scott frequently changed jobs, always searching for his place, but never found long-term stability.

The year 2016 marked an especially difficult period in his life. A broken relationship forced him to return to his father's house. When he eventually found his own place and work in hospitality, things seemed to improve. A new relationship brought light into his life, but fate struck again. In 2021, Scott lost both his father and his girlfriend under tragic circumstances. Overwhelmed by grief and without a registered address, he was repeatedly denied help.

After a desperate suicide attempt, Scott ended up in the hospital, and eventually, through crisis services, he found his way to the Salvation Army. Around this time, he also suffered a severe nerve injury in his back during a vacation, which causes him daily intense pain.

Despite these trials, Scott has found an inexhaustible source of strength in art. Drawing, something he has done since a young age, is a way for him to isolate himself from the chaos and focus on something beautiful and pure. Art provides him not only with an outlet but also a path to healing and self-discovery.

Thanks to EMDR therapy, Scott is starting a new chapter in his life. Art brings him hope and joy. Each piece of art he creates is a silent witness to his resilience and his unwavering belief in the possibility of a new beginning. With every drawing, Scott continues to build his future, determined to leave the past behind and look forward to what is yet to come.


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  • Jacquie DERCKX

    Mooie sokken die ik kocht bij de reflexologe Anjo Abink. Ik ging vooral voor het mooie kleurgebruik en bijzondere tekening. Talent!! Veel succes. Probeer er wat meer mee te doen.


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