PROFILE

Initially having studied at Bath Academy of Art, then trained at the Bartlett, University College London, Scott worked as an architect in New York and then in London. She subsequently took an MA in Fine Art at the City and Guilds of London Art School (2015), where she won the Harriet Anstruther Prize for Excellence.

Scott's artwork has been exhibited widely, and she has had solo shows at the Eleven Spitalfields and Velorose galleries in London and John Nichols Gallery, New York. Her portrait sculptures are held in several public and private collections in the UK, including King Charles’ Highgrove Gardens, the Scottish National Portrait Gallery, the Royal Institute of British Architects and three in the British Library, as well as in several  private collections in Europe and the USA.  A book on her sculpture, Celia Scott, was published in 2008 by Black Dog Publishing.

Her recent paintings, reliefs and prints compress three-dimensional space into a two-dimensional surface in unexpected ways. In 2023, she curated the exhibition Modernism at the Mall at the Isokon Gallery in Hampstead.