Susan Henry-Scott

I’ve loved creating all of my life and have often thought back to my grade six teacher who allowed me to stay in at recess to paint and create instead of being told to go out and play. For me, “play” was that feeling of time standing still and the world around me disappearing allowing me to focus on free creativity and expression. Splashing paint around or sculpting and squishing clay between my fingers was my “play.” I still have an undying gratitude for those understanding teachers as I wouldn’t have continued to pursue my artistic endeavors without them. Using intuitiveness and experimentation I find endless wonderment in producing art.