Emily is a designer and artist working with place to explore the form of the threads that tie people, environment and culture together. She devises and tests ways of engaging in a physical dialogue with the more-than-human world, creating 'frames' through which we can better understand messy and entangled ecosystems.

Emily's practice draws on multiple disciplines and is guided by questions, research and active learning. She works physically with materials to craft form and function and uses drawing, model making and movement to inform this process. Creating interrelated objects, landscapes and performances, her work aims to be both playful and accessible.  

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Originally from Sheffield, Emily now lives in Scotland and has worked across the UK and Ireland.