Revealing the fault lines that still exist in a swiftly changing America, multiracial contemporary artist, designer, and gallery owner Phillip Scott Sinclair also known as P.Scott, challenges implicit beliefs surrounding identity, issues of racial privilege, and marginalization. Through his signature color scheme of black and white, P. Scott seeks to expose the fetish for opposites as well as transcend these dichotomies particularly in their relation to race. Subconscious symbols and numbers that have frequented his waking life also appear in his paintings, juxtaposing reality and surrealism. P. Scott’s work can be described as urban-expressionism inspired by the urban street aesthetics of Jean Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, the surrealist aesthetics of Dali, and the intricate shapes and bold colors of William Escher. While oil paint is his preferred medium, P. Scott also makes use of non-traditional mediums such as found objects, fabrics, furniture, and installations that include audio and lights.