Emma’s sculpture appeals to the senses; her work explores human experience: from how we feel, to how we move, to how we deal with life and the choices we make.

New gallery at Hay-on-Wye

Last week I devlivered some  sculptures to the Lion Street Gallery in Hay-on-Wye for the Hay festival (2 of the pieces sold so have to make some new editions already!).  It is a lovely gallery, owned by a lovely man, in a very intresting little town; I couldn’t… Read More

Studies at Heatherley’s art school

Since September 2014 I have been travelling to London every week to study sculpture at . The course has been fantastic giving me opportunity to study even more the figure from life with fantastic models and helpful tutors.  I have also been learning new skills in metal working… Read More

Barristers in wire

Just completed a commission to make 4′ high wire sculptures of barristers disputing. The sculptures were commissioned for a hotel bar which is an old court house in York, called Judge’s Lodging. The project was a huge challenge as not only was it a new way of working… Read More

Esperanza in her new home

This cast marble sculpture was made back in 2003 and belonged to my Granny, who I have to thank for all her support in helping me became an artist.  The sculpture has now returned to me and she is going to stay at Bristol Botanic Gardens this summer,… Read More

Easter exhibition

   I will be showing some new work at the University of Bristol’s Botanic Gardens this Easter. The exhibition runs from the Friday 18 April to Monday 21 April, 10:00 until 17:00. I will be showing my largest sculpture yet, called Embrace, currently I’m making the mould to… Read More