The textile artist created intricate sculptures using yarn and fabrics and weaving, crossing and recrossing the fabrics over and over around an object. Each sculpture is unique and carefully handcrafted to create a form in which nicknamed ‘Totems’. Scott was born a twin with down syndrome and shortly after falling ill lost her hearing. Later in life her sister became her legal guardian. She felt a strong connection to her sister and a lot of her artwork highlight the themes of connections, intertwined pairs and nature of birth. In many of her sculptures bodies and bodily parts can be distinguished makin​g the viewer question if these shapes were dedicated to her sister.

Due to losing her hearing Scott used the method as a form of communication to reconnect with her sister and family. Each piece of yarn and every section of fabric is carefully selected and precisely woven and interlaced to form these cocoon structures. There is a sense of mysterious energy to each piece, they are filled with kinetic energy, they aren’t static. Each line takes a life of its own and urges and entices the viewer to follow.