Tug Of War P. II
Andrew Scott
Rietberg, Vienna
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Rietberg, Germany / Vienna, Austria
“Tug Of War P. II” (2026) is an art print by Andrew Scott, published in a limited edition of 100. The work is hand-signed by the artist. A certificate of authenticity is included.
About the work
- Artist: Andrew Scott
- Title: Tug Of War P. II
- Year: 2026
- Medium: Print on Paper with String
- Dimensions: 44.5 × 33 cm
- Edition: Limited edition of 100
- Signature: Hand-signed by artist, Signed and numbered label on reverse
- Certificate of authenticity: Included (one issued by the gallery, one by an authorized authenticating body)
Andrew Scott
American, b. 1991
Andrew Scott is an American interdisciplinary artist celebrated for his viral frame experiments, which have earned over one billion views on social media. His boundary-pushing works use the physical frame as an integral part of the composition, often breaking, burning, or distorting it to amplify the emotional force of the image. Pieces like Firework and The Boxer exemplify his ability to evoke themes of empowerment, tension, and release by extending the action beyond the traditional picture plane. His work has been featured by major platforms including Good Morning America, Yahoo News, and ABC News, and he has collaborated with global brands such as Manchester City F.C. Scott’s art is held in collections worldwide, with collectors including Joanna Gaines and Kaley Cuoco. Through his inventive treatment of materials and form, Scott explores concepts such as escapism, loneliness, and personal transformation, inviting viewers to engage more deeply with both the subject and the space it inhabits.
Selected exhibitions
2023
URBAN FEELINGS
Available at Monitillo Gallery in Rietberg and Vienna.