Scott Hutchison’s Vertigo is a colorful painting of rhythmically placed hands circling around the crown of a male figure. Scott uses his unique subject matter and style to imaginatively represent the human form. The translucent colors and blending effects in his oils are meant to represent time passing, a fading moment, a memory or movement. Vertigo has a special meaning for Scott. It is a visual representation of when he had vertigo. It manifested itself a few months after neck surgery and subsequent radiation therapy. Of course, with all of Scott’s work, the viewer may interpret the work in a multitude of ways.
Scott Hutchison’s Vertigo is a colorful painting of rhythmically placed hands circling around the crown of a male figure. Scott uses his unique subject matter and style to imaginatively represent the human form. The translucent colors and blending effects in his oils are meant to represent time passing, a fading moment, a memory or movement. Vertigo has a special meaning for Scott. It is a visual representation of when he had vertigo. It manifested itself a few months after neck surgery and subsequent radiation therapy. Of course, with all of Scott’s work, the viewer may interpret the work in a multitude of ways.