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About Scott Rogers

Scott Rogers began sculpting in 1990 after years of working alongside his father in the oil and gas industry. His early experiences shaped a strong work ethic and respect for craft, but sculpture ultimately became his calling. In 1994, Scott committed to his work full time, driven by a desire to create lasting works of art that could tell stories larger than words. What began as a personal pursuit steadily grew into a body of work that now includes public monuments, sculptures in museum collections, and private commissions across the United States.

Scott is best known for his ability to capture movement and presence in bronze. His work is rooted in close observations—of anatomy, balance, gesture, and the subtle moments that define a scene. Each sculpture develops through extensive work in clay, and refinement, allowing energy and realism to emerge naturally, with a touch of exaggeration. Whether working on an intimate piece or a large-scale monument, Scott approaches every project with the same focus: honesty, clarity, and respect for the story being told.

To hear Scott speak directly about how he approaches his work and what drives his creative process, we invite you to watch the short video featured on this page. It offers a personal look at how he sees, thinks, and works—straight from the source.

In recent years, Scott’s work has increasingly focused on monumental and public sculpture. These projects require a deep understanding of scale, setting, and permanence. His sculptures can be found in a wide range of environments, including museums, parks, schools, stadiums, civic spaces, golf courses, commercial centers, and private residences. Each piece is created with a strong sense of place, setting a tone for its surroundings and becoming part of how the space is experienced over time.

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In 2008, Janette joined the studio—not only as Scott’s wife, but as the Business Manager of Scott Rogers Sculpture. With a background in creative organization and project management, she oversees operations and office logistics, allowing Scott to remain focused on the studio and the work itself. Together, they lead a small, hands-on team that works closely with collectors, city planners, foundries, and galleries throughout the country.

Today, Scott and Janette live and work in Paradise, Utah. Life has slowed in meaningful ways, with a stronger focus on home, family, and the daily rhythm of art work. That steadier pace shapes how the studio operates—intentionally, thoughtfully, and without unnecessary distraction. The emphasis is on long-term relationships, careful placement, and creating work meant to endure.

At Scott Rogers Sculpture, we’re all about creating legacy. We believe a great sculpture becomes the heart of a space—a quiet but powerful presence that sets the tone and invites connection. Our values are simple: work hard, honor the story, and treat each person with kindness and care—the kind of care that lasts for generations.

Where American Stories Live In Bronze.

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From existing works to commissioned pieces, we welcome inquiries. If you’d like additional information, have specific questions, or want to explore possibilities for a private or public space, we’re glad to discuss the work. Every project begins with a thoughtful conversation.

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Phone: 1.435.469.1646
Email: hello@scottrogerssculpture.com

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