A selection of gorgeous new works from artist Scott Albrecht's solo exhibition "What Holds Us" currently on view at Hashimoto Conteporary in San Francisco.

In the wake of a life-altering experience, Albrecht began looking more sincerely at the levels of connection and care found between people and how often we may pass up opportunities to express affection. In his latest exhibition, "What Holds Us," he contends with this transformative experience, reflecting on larger themes of human connection and acceptance, seeking to amplify how we interact with the world (and people) around us.

Scott Albrecht was born in 1983 in New Brunswick, NJ, and currently lives in Brooklyn, NY. In 2003, he received a degree in graphic design from the Art Institute of Philadelphia.

Perhaps best known for his wood relief pieces and murals, Scott also works in a variety of other mediums including steel, collage, and pen & ink. His work has been published and exhibited both domestically and internationally. Scott has collaborated with a number of clients including Google, Spotify, the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM), Rag & Bone, Vans, PayPal, and Ballantine’s.