Daniela Raytchev is a Slovakian/ Bulgarian multimedia artist currently residing in London, United Kingdom. Prior to her work receiving international attention, Daniela studied at the world’s most prestigious art and design collages Central St. Martins College of Art and Design and London College of Fashion.
In 2015 during Frieze Art Fair, she held a successful solo exhibition in London’s Notting Hill. Raytchev has been mentioned in numerous national and international press such as The Times, News Week US, Dazed Digital, Huffington Post, Bullet Media.
Raytchev also participated in various group shows and science conferences around the world (UK, US, Russia). These include group shows at Saatchi Gallery in London and the World Chess Hall of Fame Museum in St. Louis alongside renowned artists Yoko Ono, Barbara Kruger and Sophie Matisse.
Her recent and upcoming collaborations include projects with King’s College Addiction Neuroscience Department, International Stress and Behavioural Society, and a sound installation with renowned British musician Richard Strange.
“Supporting Safeline and the causes they support is very important to me. Being a survivor myself I know first-hand how important it is to heal and have a safe environment where you can get help and support. I also know there is so much expectation and stigma attached to sexual abuse and being a victim/survivor. It can happen to anyone regardless of their age, gender, or background… I love how Safeline’s team truly cares about everyone they help and the support they provide, including helping children and setting up a national male helpline. It’s an honour to support them in any way I can.”
