Through her distinctive approach to impressionism, Scarlett Raven reveals the extraordinary chromatic complexity hidden within the natural world. Working with her canvas on the ground, the artist builds paint into sculptural ridges, expressive marks and intricate reliefs that follow the twists of branches and the complex patterns of bark.

For Scarlett, trees are far more than subjects within a landscape. Rooted in the earth yet reaching towards the heavens, they absorb their surroundings, bear the marks of time and continue to grow. In Let In The Light, Scarlett explores the dynamic relationship between trees, light and environment, transforming these familiar forms into compelling meditations on nature, perception and the human experience.