Scott Pitt is a mixed media and collage artist based in Princeton, West Virginia, whose work explores layered visual narratives. His practice blends traditional and contemporary techniques to create compositions utilizing a range of processes and techniques including collage, paper weaving, photography, printmaking, acrylic painting, and assemblage.

Scott earned a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Concord University and has maintained an active solo exhibition record for over two decades, presenting yearly exhibitions throughout southern West Virginia and southwest Virginia. His evolving body of work reflects a continued commitment to experimentation and the reimagining of materials.

Beyond his studio practice, Scott is engaged in inclusive arts education and community-based programming. He develops and facilitates initiatives that promote access to the arts, encouraging creative expression and meaningful connection for individuals of all ages and backgrounds.

His work has received recognition across the Appalachian arts community. Pitt is represented as a stable artist with The Holler: Contemporary Appalachian Art Gallery in Princeton, West Virginia, and is a juried artist at Tamarack Marketplace in Beckley, West Virginia. Recently he was awarded the Certificate of Artistic Achievement by The Pinacotheque in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg for the second year in a row. 

Scott Pitt