Rusty Scruby
Thanksgiving, 2022
hand-knit indie dyed wool using the intarsia technique
23h x 31w in
Framed: 27h x 35w in
RS235
Rusty Scruby
Walking Stick, 2022
hand-knit indie dyed Highland wool using the intarsia technique
47h x 36w in
Framed: 51h x 40w in
RS236
Rusty Scruby
Couds 2022, 2022
hand-knit indie dyed Highland wool using the intarsia technique
51h x 73w in
Framed: 55h x 77w in
RS237
Rusty Scruby
Neon Clouds, 2022
hand-knit indie dyed Highland wool using the intarsia technique
24.50h x 20w in
Framed: 28.50h x 24w in
RS238
Rusty Scruby
Array, 2023
archival photographic reconstruction on Canson Mi Teintes paper, framed with Optium glass
46h x 59w in
Framed: 50h x 63w in
RS239
Rusty Scruby
Continuum, 2023
archival photographic reconstruction on photo paper
36h x 54w in
RS240
Rusty Scruby
Perimeter, 2021
wool knitting on poplar wood construction
18h x 16w x 6d in
RS233
Rusty Scruby
Gray Net, 2021
wool knitting on poplar wood construction
18h x 16w x 6d in
RS231
Rusty Scruby
A Way to Infinity, 2018
wool knitting on poplar wood construction
46h x 40w x 6d in
RS206
Rusty Scruby
The Kissing Tree, 2014
charcoal on paper construction
12.50h x 11.50w x 2d in
Framed: 17.50h x 16.25w x 2.50d in
RS115
Rusty Scruby
Robert, 2014
charcoal and graphite on paper construction
19.50h x 19w x 2d in
Framed: 24h x 24w in
RS119
Rusty Scruby
Walking Stick: 15, 2011
archival photographic reconstruction
49.75h x 38w x 4d in
RS079
Rusty Scruby
Looking for the Girl with the Flaxen Hair, 2011
archival photographic reconstruction
38h x 38w in
RS080
Rusty Scruby
Personal Empire, 2014
archival photographic reconstruction
84h x 57w x 3d in
RS116
Rusty Scruby
Blue Pines, 2019
acrylic on archival paper construction
30.50h x 23.50w x 2d in
Framed: 35.25h x 28.13w in
RS216
Rusty Scruby
Dusk, 2012
archival photographic reconstruction
41.50h x 32w in
Framed: 46.50h x 37.50w x 2d in
RS193
Rusty Scruby
Sunset Saguaro, 2012
archival photographic reconstruction
18h x 14w in
Framed: 23.50h x 19.25w x 2d in
2 of 2
RS176
Rusty Scruby
Bark, 2006
archival photographic reconstruction on drawing paper
35h x 26w in
Framed: 40.50h x 31.50w x 2d in
RS125
Rusty Scruby
Kwajalein, 2006
archival photographic reconstruction
119h x 178.50w in
RS074
Rusty Scruby
He Sells Seashells, 2013
archival photographic reconstruction
36h x 53w in
RS054
The underlying mathematical element of his work harmoniously weaves its way to a surface of lyrical imagery, often referring to a love of nature developed in his formative years on the island of Kwajalein. Natural transitions such as sunset, tide and flora, and various opposing relationships such as pattern | chaos, memory | present, and focus | abstraction all lend themselves to Scruby’s poetic compositions.
Rusty Scruby has exhibited both nationally and abroad including exhibitions in Miami, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, Philadelphia, Chicago and Seoul, South Korea. In 2010, Scruby received a National Endowment for the Arts grant for his solo exhibition presented by Art Museum of Southeast Texas in Beaumont. His work is in major public collections including the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Stephen Pyles Restaurant, Microsoft Corporation, Capital One, Lamar University, the Art Museum of Southeast Texas, and The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.
Rusty Scruby | Clouds
2.18.23-3.25.23
Rusty Scruby | Clouds
2.18.23-3.25.23
Rusty Scruby | Clouds
2.18.23-3.25.23
Rusty Scruby | Clouds
2.18.23-3.25.23
Rusty Scruby | Clouds
2.18.23-3.25.23
Rusty Scruby: Comfort
May 15 – June 19, 2021
Rusty Scruby: Comfort
May 15 – June 19, 2021
Rusty Scruby: Comfort
May 15 – June 19, 2021
Rusty Scruby: Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
November 17 – December 29, 2018
Rusty Scruby: Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
November 17 – December 29, 2018
Rusty Scruby: Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot
November 17 – December 29, 2018
