The Stars Threw Down Their Spears
Taking inspiration from David Hockney, Jackson Pollock and Anselm Kiefer, Scarlett Raven – in collaboration with Marc Marot – has showcased nature and its symbolism in this latest collection, The Eye of Heaven Shines.
Speaking of her paintings, she says each one is a learning experience; this collection shows a devotion to examining how trees grow and interact in their environment.
Scarlett says: “I’ve always seen nature as reality and raw truth. I feel more secure in nature than with people, which is why I so often use it to inspire my paintings.”
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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The Stars Threw Down Their Spears
Taking inspiration from David Hockney, Jackson Pollock and Anselm Kiefer, Scarlett Raven – in collaboration with Marc Marot – has showcased nature and its symbolism in this latest collection, The Eye of Heaven Shines.
Speaking of her paintings, she says each one is a learning experience; this collection shows a devotion to examining how trees grow and interact in their environment.
Scarlett says: “I’ve always seen nature as reality and raw truth. I feel more secure in nature than with people, which is why I so often use it to inspire my paintings.”
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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Taking inspiration from David Hockney, Jackson Pollock and Anselm Kiefer, Scarlett Raven – in collaboration with Marc Marot – has showcased nature and its symbolism in this latest collection, The Eye of Heaven Shines.
Speaking of her paintings, she says each one is a learning experience; this collection shows a devotion to examining how trees grow and interact in their environment.
Scarlett says: “I’ve always seen nature as reality and raw truth. I feel more secure in nature than with people, which is why I so often use it to inspire my paintings.”
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.
