Discover exclusive art by SCARLETT HANSEN.
Limited edition paintings and unique designs.
Her works are inspired by the aesthetics of the 1950s through the 1970s, drawing inspiration from music, fashion, and cinema.
Meet the artist behind the works, and discover the collections, memories, influences, and inspirations that continue to shape her creative journey.
Step into her world—there are no rules, just art...
169x167 cm
The Pin-Up Collection is one of the most recognisable worlds within Scarlett Hansen’s work.
Inspired by the visual language of the 1950s through the 1970s, the series explores a stylised rather than realistic vision of femininity.
These women are not nostalgic reproductions of traditional pin-ups. Scarlett has reinterpreted the image.
She does not seek to define a single vision of femininity. Instead, she offers many.
Each woman carries a different attitude. Some are playful. Others are sensual, elegant, mysterious, or almost untouchable.
Surrounding them, carefully chosen elements extend their personalities, creating stories and dialogues within each composition.
A pin-up from another era, reimagined through Scarlett’s eyes.
THE "B" COLLECTION
Bowie — Bush — Bardot
One letter.
Three personalities.
Bowie.
Bush.
Bardot.
The B Collection brings together David Bowie, Kate Bush, and Brigitte Bardot.
The starting point is almost playful: all three names begin with the letter B.
But what connects them goes far beyond that.
Each of them built a powerful and instantly recognisable identity.
David Bowie constantly reinvented himself, moving between music, performance, fashion, and visual art.
Kate Bush created a world of her own—theatrical, imaginative, and deeply personal.
Brigitte Bardot became one of the most powerful visual symbols of female freedom and of the cultural transformations of the 20th century.
What connects them is their refusal to become ordinary.
THE “L’ENFER” COLLECTION
70x50 cm
The “L’Enfer” Collection draws its inspiration from Henri-Georges Clouzot’s unfinished cinematic project, L’Enfer.
Its visual experiments hold a unique place in the history of cinema.
Distortion
Intense colours
Optical effects
Light
Psychological tension
The female figure
Scarlett finds within this world several elements that resonate with her own artistic research.
The image both attracts and unsettles.
The works become hypnotic.
Unlike many of her brighter pieces, colour here creates tension rather than simply bringing energy to the composition.
This collection reveals a more cinematic, introspective, and enigmatic dimension of her work.
THE "BOND" COLLECTION
Few cinematic worlds possess a visual identity as instantly recognisable as James Bond.
This collection takes its inspiration from Goldfinger, one of the most iconic films in the James Bond franchise.
The film follows Agent 007 as he faces Auric Goldfinger, a man obsessed with gold and determined to carry out a spectacular plan centred around Fort Knox.
Between cars, elegance, and danger, Goldfinger created a visual universe that has become inseparable from the world of James Bond.
Scarlett Hansen draws on this atmosphere to create a collection built around the film’s distinctive codes: luxury, gold, iconic objects, mystery, and a unique aesthetic where glamour meets tension.
The collection also gave rise to a collaboration with prestigious design house Bang & Olufsen.
The project extended the world of the series beyond the canvas, bringing together painting, design, and exceptional objects.
THE "ROCK" COLLECTION
Music has always held an important place in Scarlett Hansen’s life.
She grew up surrounded by the rock music of the 1960s and 1970s, introduced to her in particular by her father and her brother, James. She attended many concerts, and from an early age, this music became deeply intertwined with her art.
Over time, this passion also led her to meet many wonderful musicians, including, at times, artists she had admired since childhood.
Some of these encounters gave rise to unique and meaningful projects.
In this collection, the painting occasionally leaves the canvas behind to find its way onto a guitar or another musical instrument.
For Scarlett, it is a very natural way of bringing together two worlds that mean so much to her: painting and music.
It is also an opportunity to create works for some of her very own idols.
THE "WALKING GIRL" COLLECTION
PATOU
The Walking Girl Collection reveals a lighter and more spontaneous side of Scarlett Hansen’s work.
Created in watercolour, the series is inspired by the modelling career of her sister, Ilana Hansen.
During a fashion show, a model’s walk lasts only a few moments. Each watercolour captures a passing moment—a look, an outfit, an attitude, or a gesture—that might otherwise have been visible for only a fraction of a second.
Through this collection, Scarlett seeks to stop time. She takes these fleeting moments and fixes them onto paper, allowing the viewer to linger on them for longer.
Watercolour offers a different kind of freedom from acrylic, with a lighter and more delicate quality.
The white of the paper becomes part of the composition, guiding the eye towards the central subject: Ilana Hansen.
BIOGRAPHIE
Scarlett Hansen
Scarlett Hansen is a 22-year-old French artist whose journey has always been guided by one constant: the need to create.
She grew up in France, between Normandy and the Alps, surrounded by nature and wide-open spaces. From an early age, imagination and freedom held an essential place in her life.
Alongside her artistic sensibility, Scarlett developed a deep passion for sport. After practicing several disciplines throughout her childhood, she devoted herself to high-level equestrian competition.
Her equestrian journey began in France before taking her to Canada and then the United States, where she competed internationally in dressage. Her dedication and achievements led her to rank among the top 30 young dressage riders in the world.
Years devoted to competitive sport profoundly shaped her character. They taught her discipline, precision, patience, and perseverance.
Throughout these years, painting remained a constant presence—a personal space of freedom and self-expression.
In 2016, while living in Canada, Scarlett began painting more intensively and presented some of her work in New York for the first time.
However, for several years, horses remained at the heart of her professional life.
Her return to France in 2023 marked a turning point.
She began painting again with a newfound intensity. The formats grew larger, the works multiplied, and several collections gradually began to take shape.
What had long existed alongside her equestrian career slowly became the central focus of her life.
Today, Scarlett Hansen is developing a personal artistic language through several collections exploring femininity, music, fashion, cinema, design, and sculpture.
She draws inspiration from all forms of art.
Despite their diversity, these worlds remain connected by a shared visual language: colour, movement, rhythm, graphic lines, and presence.
