Acclaimed impressionist painter Scarlett Raven, who is celebrating her 10-year anniversary with Castle Fine Art, is an alumnus of the world-renowned Central St Martins art college and counts Keith Richards and Orlando Bloom among her celebrity collectors.

Taking inspiration from Vincent Van Gough, David Hockney and Anslem Kiefer, Scarlett’s textured landscape paintings have positioned her as one of the most exciting female artists in the UK today.

She is widely celebrated for her signature ‘impasto’ technique—where thick layers of paint are applied directly from the tube—creating a deeply tactile, sculptural quality allowing the viewer to see and feel the physical texture of the paint.

She is recognised for her expressive colour palettes, bold textures, and immersive landscapes. However, last year, Scarlett released her collection Beyond the Surface, in aid of mental health charity, Mind, which marked a dramatic and poignant shift.

Created during one of the most challenging periods in her life, these all-white floral compositions strip away colour to reveal in texture the artist’s raw emotion, vulnerability, and resilience. Each piece is a testament to the power of creativity in overcoming adversity, offering viewers an intimate glimpse into Scarlett’s world.

Scarlett chose to donate 10% of the proceeds from each sale to the mental health charity, Mind.

She says: “It’s so important to me to support a charity like Mind. Without Mind, I don’t think I would be here. I regularly sought support from Mind - accessing their information, advice, services and video content online has been a lifeline during my breakdowns. They have also helped me better understand my experiences.”

This Spring, Scarlett will reveal a new set of original works in the Beyond the Surface collection, once again in aid of Mind.