A hand-embellished boxed canvas by Scarlett Raven, as part of the last-ever release from The Danger Tree.
Capturing the real-life stories of soldiers during World War One, Scarlett Raven and Marc Marot’s augmented reality project has touched hearts around the world since July 2016. Beneath the textured artworks are layers of animation, music, poetry and narration by stars like Sean Bean and Christopher Eccleston.
Scarlett says: "The dove represents peace and the souls of soldiers flying free. It's honouring their incredible sacrifice and creating something beautiful out of the horror they overcame. The sun symbolises our growth, with the elements of nature showing beauty and grace."
This artwork features poetry by Rupert Brooke that has been narrated by the actress Sophie Okonedo. The original painting was exhibited at the National Army Museum in London.
To unlock the multiple layers, download the Artivive app through the iOS app store or Google Play store and scan any piece online to get started.
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Scarlett Raven is a contemporary British impressionist whose work is widely recognized for its emotional intensity and heavy texture. Through bold colour, dramatic paint application and vivid scenery, her textured landscape paintings have positioned her as one of the most exciting female impressionists in the UK today. With stylistic influences from Vincent van Gogh, Anselm Kiefer, Gustav Klimt and David Hockney, her emotive works are inspired by her deep personal connection with nature.
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