Daniela Raytchev is a multidisciplinary conceptual artist whose work addresses urgent social issues—ranging from mental health and trauma to climate change and systemic inequality. Her practice spans painting, installation, and mixed media, often weaving personal narratives with broader cultural commentary. With a bold and emotionally resonant visual language, Raytchev creates work that challenges stigma, sparks dialogue, and invites deeper reflection. Her art is both a form of resistance and a tool for healing, driven by a belief in the power of creativity to inspire change.

Some of Raytchev’s notable achievements have been exhibiting in the World Chess Hall of Fame in St. Louis, USA, along side the likes of Yoko Ono, Barbara Kruger and Sophie Matisse, collaboration with King’s College Neuroscience Department, UCL, Citi Bank, art chess distribution via Harrods in London, participating in London Fashion Week, Raytchev has not only given a voice to those who cannot speak through her work, she officially supports mental health charities both in the UK and internationally (B-eat, NEDA, Painted Wolf Foundation) and regularly gives speeches and enters public discussions on mental health. In 2024, she has been a recipient of the Beacon and Change Medal by UK Parliamentary Society fro Arts, Fashion and Sport that she received in 2024 at the House of Lords after giving her speech. She has been as ambassador for Safeline charity since 2020 and she is now beyond excited to join the Darwin200 and Jane Goodall Roots and Shoots UK family.