Scott Ray Randall is a dadaist, fluxist, and abstract artist who produces artwork in a wide variety of artistic mediums including digital collage, acrylics, woodwork, pen and ink, collage, photography, mixed media, lino cuts, sound collage/experimental music, video, assemblage, poetry, writing, and more.

Scott has no formal education in the arts, and is completely self-taught. He does, however, have a Master's degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology. For his master's thesis he performed original research on the protein structure of apolipoprotein A-I; the main protein component of HDL cholesterol. He is currently employed by the California Air Resources Board where he works as an Air Pollution Specialist. Scott is responsible for determining hexavalent chromium (a potent carcinogen) concentrations throughout the state. He frequently draws from his experience in the sciences for his artwork.

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