Glasgow-based artist
Jonathan Scott explores the complex
relationships between people and their environments: how we adapt
to and are managed by the man-made infrastructures that define
social space.
With his first London-based residency and exhibition at Coleman
Project Space, Scott will respond to the inner-city landscape as
both physical entity and ideological space, exposing the narrative
significance of everyday urban detritus. Taking his cue from
literary descriptions of the city (think J G Ballard
