Emma Woolley is a Birmingham-based contemporary figurative painter exploring the fluidity of identity through portraiture.
Working instinctively in oil, Emma Woolley’s paintings explore the subtle psychological shifts that shape who we are. Using the human face as both subject and metaphor, her work moves beyond likeness to examine identity as something fluid, where emotion, memory and perception never stay fixed.
Emma Woolley on the Creative Nowhere Land Podcast
Listen to my conversation with Matt Wilson on the Creative Nowhere Land Podcast. It is an honest look at the journey behind my work, how painting came back into my life and why it matters so much to me now. We talk about creativity, emotion and the stories that shaped the paintings. If you want to hear more about the person behind the work, you can listen through the link:
