goodluckagain_hex1
(Portland, Oregon)
noontide_jailhouse_longboards
(Portland, Oregon)
noontide_longboard_quiver
(Portland, Oregon)
noontide_pinstripe_longboards
(Portland, Oregon)
noontide_shortboards
(Portland, Oregon)
noontide_stubbies_rear
(Portland, Oregon)
goodluckagain_rabbitwithfeet_series #2
(Portland, Oregon)
goodluckagain_rabbitswithfeet_series #2
(Portland, Oregon)
GOODLUCK.again
(Portland, Oregon)
scottpatt_hurleystacey(torta)
(Portland, Oregon)
scottstudio_1
scottstudio_2
scottstudio_3
corduroy window,
(Portland, Maine)
artist's statement and good luck JC
(Portland, Maine)
wishbone and 4 rules for good luck
(Portland, Maine)
rub for luck window
(Portland, Maine)
good luck b&w wall
(Portland, Maine)
channel 8 TV interview
(Portland, Maine)
rabbit with foot and carrot with trap
(Portland, Maine)
rabbit with foot series #1
(Portland, Maine)
rabbit with foot, series #1
(Portland, Maine)
good luck walls
(Portland, Maine)
lucky duck
(Portland, Maine)
good luck surf hexes
(Portland, Maine)
scott patt with good luck hex, longboards, sunrise
(Portland, Maine)
sunrise series, longboards 40 x 40
(Portland, Maine)
sunrise series, eggs, 2010
 16x16
(Portland, Maine)
sunrise series, guns, 2010
12x12
(Portland, Maine)
sunrise series, longboards & shortboards, 2010
12x12
(Portland, Maine)
sunrise series, shortboards, 2010
24x24
(Portland, Maine)
sunrise series, 2010
5 of 10 piece collection
(Portland, Maine)
goo luck hex surfboards 1
(Portland, Maine)
opening with good luck hex surfboards 1
(Portland, Maine)
good luck hex surfboards 2
(Portland, Maine)
four fortune
(Portland, Maine)
goodluckshrine.jpg
(Portland, Maine)
good luck opening
(Portland, Maine)
GLA_women's_tee
GoodLuckhexmens
GoodLuckskullmens
recent work past work purchase art bio resume studio contact press GOOD LUCK 
& GOOD LUCK, AGAIN (6.2010 Portland, ME & 6.2011 Portland, OR) AN EXHIBITION of COASTAL WELL WISHES FOR A MORE PROMISING TOMORROW “Good Luck” & “Good Luck, Again” are collections by Scott Patt that explore 
self-determination within the physical and spiritual characteristics of luck and it’s relationship to ideologies in contemporary culture. Luck has long been used to justify fortunes both good and bad, explain the unexplainable, accept that which is unchangeable and rationalize what is deserved. “Good Luck” & “Good Luck, Again” imagine a life relegated to nothing but chance: the uncontrollable, relentless and unbiased eye of fate as the decider.  The exhibitions were created as modern shrines to hope, congregated by personalized objects of reverence, symbol and satire. “Good Luck” & “Good Luck, Again” reflect deeply on Scott’s early life in Pennsylvania. 
Traditional Pennsylvania German Hex signs used to ward off evil and bring good luck are hybridized into new paintings and sculptures with his own symbology in adoration of surfing, it’s culture and the eastern shores. As well, common items from his Pennsylvania youth like cutting boards and paddles have been re-appropriated as canvases and further steeped in meaning carrying the message of good luck as it relates to religious, sexual and political imagery. Scott further explores the connotations of luck and it’s relationship to fate and sacrifice through
his lucky rabbit's foot sculpture series.