Michele Scott—better known as Mr. Scooot—throws up murals across Philly that blend Italian-Scottish roots with American street sensibilities. After arriving in the U.S. in 2001, the 28-year-old artist spent twelve years absorbing the city's visual language before developing a distinctive style that caught attention from Mural Arts Philadelphia and commercial clients like LA Times and Modelo1.
Scott works under Front Street's train tracks alongside Philly street artists like UNAPXLXGETIQ and El Toro2. When not bombing walls, Scott creates illustrations for local breweries and musicians while pushing into 3D art and animation. Themes cutting through the work include emotional depth, mental health struggles, and immigrant experience—visual commentaries wrapped in accessible imagery1.
