Scarlett Ford examines contemporary issues such as women's role in art history, reparative histories and the female body with a social critique. Through her work she tries to raise awareness of these issues and use the power of art to help with them. Her artwork covers a range of interdisciplinary forms (punch needle tufting, cyanotypes, video, film photography). Scarlett also has a podcast called Feel Free Creatively where she discusses her creative practice, and she reviews contemporary exhibitions. Her work has been exhibited and sold nationally and internationally in cities such as New York City and Chicago. She has worked with multiple creative organisations such as the Exposure Festival in Alberta, Canada, the Noorderlicht Photography Festival, the British Art Show and Eastside Projects, Digbeth. She has also been gifted bursaries by the arts organisations Multistory and Arts Connect. She has just graduated with a First Class degree in Fine Art from the Wolverhampton School of Art.