Emily Mae’s work is characterized by expressiveness, airy brushstrokes and intense colors. The author is mainly engaged in landscape painting using techniques such as acrylic, oil or dry pastel.
Her main inspiration is nature and above all the forest, where she spent many free moments with her family as a child. Currently, walks in the forest help her with sorting out her thoughts and also as a source of calm and balance. During these walks, Emily captures a scene with her camera that catches her eye or inspires her to transform it into a canvas in an impressionistic style, but with elaborate details.
Her paintings are full of energy, rich colors and characteristic, quivering handwriting. With her unique approach to landscape painting, Emily is able to penetrate the viewer’s soul and bring him a feeling of peace, harmony and connection with nature.
She studied theory and history of art and design at London’s Kingston University, where she currently lives and works as an art teacher and art educator.
