​Bronte Nicole-Scott

Bronte Nicole-Scott is a Sydney based artist with a Diploma in Visual Arts from TAFE Queensland. She has studied in Brisbane and later at Sydney's National Art School.

Her practice spans print, painting and drawing; she has a feminist focus in her conceptual practice drawing from personal trauma, a myriad of experience and moments of sisterhood.

Artists Statement

​These three works are exploring the process and journey of having a first period while working underage in a brothel. When you don’t have your mother or other family members to turn to you have to put your body into the hands of women you don’t know and don’t trust.
The works touches on having an innocent, natural experience in a young person life in a deeply unsafe patriarchal environment. 

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​"Force" 2020
Bronte Nicole-Scott
paint, copic marker, print
21 x 19.5

​"Mud" 2020
Bronte Nicole-Scott
paint, copic marker, print
22.5 x 19

We would like to acknowledge the Gadigal people who are the Traditional Custodians of this land. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders past, present and emerging of the Eora Nation and extend that respect to other Aboriginals present.
Sovereignty was never ceded.