Scott Fraser is a contemporary artist from the United Kingdom whose work explores the interplay between urban landscapes, memory, and abstraction. Born and raised in London, Fraser draws inspiration from the city’s ever-shifting architecture and the layered histories embedded in its streets. After receiving his formal training at the Slade School of Fine Art, Fraser began exhibiting his paintings and mixed-media works in solo and group exhibitions across the UK and Europe.

His distinctive style combines gestural mark-making with meticulously rendered details, evoking both emotional resonance and a sense of place. Fraser’s practice delves into themes of nostalgia, impermanence, and connection, using a vibrant palette and dynamic compositions. His recent projects include large-scale public murals and collaborations with local communities, further cementing his reputation as an artist who bridges the gap between personal experience and collective memory.

Fraser’s work is held in several private and public collections, reflecting his growing influence in the contemporary British art scene.