About.

Born and raised in London, UK, Emma later spent her youth running through the windy fields of Southern Ireland and Lincolnshire, where her connection to nature grew instinctive and profound. Her work explores the natural world, celebrating both its strangeness and its stillness. She captures forgotten details, reshapes forms, and spotlights raw emotion, projecting the mundane and overlooked through her neurodivergent eyes.

A graduate of Leeds, UK, she has since lived and worked in London, Los Angeles, Portugal, and Ibiza, and was last found nestled in the Pyrenees mountains of Andorra. Over the past year, Emma has hopped through 21 cities across Asia, journeying through its cultures and landscapes. She continues to live on the road, capturing the quirks and unexpected harmonies in the patterns of life as they reveal themselves.

Her work has appeared in magazines and publications, and she continues to create through exhibitions and commissions. Her practice explores memory, place, and the subtle interplay between human presence and the natural world.