Emma Windsor-Liscombe is an interdisciplinary artist with a practice based in painting. She created portraits and narrative scenes in oil, graphite, and reclaimed material. She is currently working on a series of paintings, sculptures and scrolls about a myth, and drawings using recycled materials to examine problems related to mining in the Amazon. Pertinent themes to Emma's work are trauma, addiction, and nostalgia. She writes and paints about addiction, trauma, consent. Nostalgia. Proverbs. Portraits. Images of an ambiguous empowerment or non-empowerment. Myth. About food waste and scarcity. And illegal mining. That become visual narratives and mythologies.
