Money Loves Us All

LiFE presents a haunting, lens-based exploration of trauma, memory, and survival. Through degraded photographs, silver-gelatin prints, archival materials, and immersive video works, Scott Allen Whitworth constructs a fragmented narrative shaped by forced adoption, loss, and instability. Material transformation - melting, erasure, and distortion - mirrors the psychological impact of lived experience. Blurring personal and historical imagery, the exhibition invites viewers into an intimate yet unsettling space where identity is unstable and persistence emerges through rupture.

Film Stills

​The Scream, 8x10" Silver Gelatin Print, 2025

Abstract Polaroids

Photography on Entrada Rag Paper

Above Photograph Editions are available on 8.5x11" or 13x19" Entrada Rag 300gm

Inherited Print Series

Created using a photopolymer intaglio printmaking technique, these prints depicts objects left behind by my deceased adopted mother & father OR my biological aunt & uncle who abducted me shortly after birth - unclear. The prints are now signed/editioned.
14.25"x25.5", hand coated silver emulsion and gelatin on rives bfk paper.

Silver Gelatin Montage Prints

Mothers Print Series

Adoption or Abduction - Unclear

Monotype Image Transfers

These image transfer works are in a variety of sizes ranging from 8"x8" up to 39"x50".

Fujifilm FP-100c Film Abstractions

Tintype Transfers

These pieces have been created from old tintype photographs.

Mixed Media

Room in Former "Security Prison 21" of the Khmer Rouge, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.