Plunging straight into the interview, Theo Miller asked Emma Stibbon what inspires her work. Her response immediately conveyed her personality as she explained that she's driven most by the urge to communicate.
Emma has always had a love of drawing and an interest in changing landscapes. Both are combined in her art.
"A lot of your work could be seen as quite dark, is this what you like to create?" a member of the audience asked. Stibbon
continued by explaining that Berlin, a place which has been the source for many of
her works, is a beautiful and exciting city, but like any other
also has real traumas. Stibbon's work is a wake-up call.
Stibbon is currently in talks with project pressure,
a charity that works with artists around the world. Their aim is to
give audiences a wider understanding of the world.
Meanwhile Emma's work continues to draw her to new places. She is excited to at the prospect of exploring the Himalayas later this year.
Meanwhile Emma's work continues to draw her to new places. She is excited to at the prospect of exploring the Himalayas later this year.
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