Some Corner Of A Foreign Field
Using abstract forms, patterns and sculptural painting to imply movement, Scarlett’s art draws the viewer in, encouraging them to explore their imagination and place themselves within the painting. Passionate about colour, her dynamic approach often sees her use her hands rather than a brush to apply oil paint. Her sweeping arm gestures create movement and direction, with the artist being likened to Anselm Kiefer and Jackson Pollock.
Scarlett creates tactile art by covering her hands in oil pigment and gently feeling her way around the canvas. Using fluorescent yellows and pinks, she splatters the paint on to capture the movement of flowers in the wind.
“Paint is thrown on, splattered and flicked. Spitting and dancing, it creates a whole world of magic.”
To unlock the multiple layers within the art, download the free Artivive app from the iOS app store or Google Play store and use it to scan the painting.
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Some Corner Of A Foreign Field
Using abstract forms, patterns and sculptural painting to imply movement, Scarlett’s art draws the viewer in, encouraging them to explore their imagination and place themselves within the painting. Passionate about colour, her dynamic approach often sees her use her hands rather than a brush to apply oil paint. Her sweeping arm gestures create movement and direction, with the artist being likened to Anselm Kiefer and Jackson Pollock.
Scarlett creates tactile art by covering her hands in oil pigment and gently feeling her way around the canvas. Using fluorescent yellows and pinks, she splatters the paint on to capture the movement of flowers in the wind.
“Paint is thrown on, splattered and flicked. Spitting and dancing, it creates a whole world of magic.”
To unlock the multiple layers within the art, download the free Artivive app from the iOS app store or Google Play store and use it to scan the painting.
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Using abstract forms, patterns and sculptural painting to imply movement, Scarlett’s art draws the viewer in, encouraging them to explore their imagination and place themselves within the painting. Passionate about colour, her dynamic approach often sees her use her hands rather than a brush to apply oil paint. Her sweeping arm gestures create movement and direction, with the artist being likened to Anselm Kiefer and Jackson Pollock.
Scarlett creates tactile art by covering her hands in oil pigment and gently feeling her way around the canvas. Using fluorescent yellows and pinks, she splatters the paint on to capture the movement of flowers in the wind.
“Paint is thrown on, splattered and flicked. Spitting and dancing, it creates a whole world of magic.”
To unlock the multiple layers within the art, download the free Artivive app from the iOS app store or Google Play store and use it to scan the painting.
