Scott Burton
Sculptor of public art installations
Sculptor of public art installations
1989
37 years ago — 50 years old
Artists & Creatives
United States
An American sculptor, specialized in public art installations, employing materials like granite and stainless steel. Created significant works that explored the relationship between art and the environment, including conceptual pieces and functional objects. Contributed to the art community with innovative approaches to site-specific artworks, blending sculpture with architecture. Exhibited at major venues, including the Smithsonian Institution. Passed away in 1989.
Created 'Two Bench' installation
Worked on 'Large Bench' project in 1981
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