About Emma Cameron

Emma Cameron’s paintings explore the nature of Selfhood, and in particular the pull within the Self between vulnerability and potency. Expressive use of paint acts as a metaphor for this struggle.

'The making of each painting becomes a journey, beginning with initial random marks on canvas, the painting acting as a metaphor for some kind of inner struggle.' 

Emma Cameron, 2010

Work in private collections in England, Scotland, Jordan, Switzerland and the USA.

 

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Artist's Statement

Article: "Mischief and Grace" by Professor Wayne Martin, Reader in Philosophy

Article by Professor Thomas Puttfarken, Art Historian

Emma Cameron in conversation with artist Jane Frederick

Recommendation by Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen

Review from "Northings" Arts Journal

Review by Helen Clarke, East Anglian Daily Times

 

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