Venessa Scott, also known as Vee is a prolific public artist from the North of England. Recognised widely for her contribution to the arts and cultural sector in the North, her vibrant and joyful pattern based murals can be seen on walls, buildings and floors across the UK.
 

Venessa also designed and painted one of the UKs tallest murals, she is an ambassador of The Pankhurst Centre and has since been recognised as a ‘Great Manchunian; A person who has had a significant cultural and creative impact on the City of Manchester and its surrounding areas’.  When she is not adding colour to the walls and windows of cities you can also find Venessa writing and presenting art content for children for, CBeebies,  BBC Bitesize for Art, BBC Live Lessons, and The National Portrait Gallery.

​

“Colour, pattern, and human connection are the core themes in my work. I have a true passion for colour as a communicator and believe that is a powerful vehicle for expressing and influencing emotion. In addition to colour I use pattern in my work to speak of human connection and joy. The most apt description of my work was written by a curator when they described my work as a ‘hyperchromatic collage of patterns”