New York artist Scott McIntire’s brilliantly colored enamel paintings are inspired by his observations of the natural world, but contain both the seen and unseen, heard and unheard environment. The paintings vibrate and crackle with radio waves, cellular transmissions, ultra-violet waves, neighborhood noises and fragrances. “For me the subject is more than just its physical self, it exists in an energized environment that reflects my experiences with it, ” explains the artist. McIntire was recently interviewed in Art & Science Collaboration, Inc. July 2014 Issue while preparing for the show at NNC (http://www.asci.org/artikel1360.html) where he elaborated on the intent of this series, “Today’s interest in the Higgs particle, the tremendous growth in the use of cell phones, and the invasiveness of the NSA, has caused me to think more about the unseen energy that surrounds all of us. I want to call attention to the invisible and make the viewer of my art think about these forces.”