My work explores emotional memory and our deep connection to the natural world. Having lived in both England and Australia, the landscapes I’ve experienced inform my paintings and drawings—through themes of nature, environment, conservation, and self-reflection.

In my paintings, I use thin layers of oil paint to strip back representational form, creating ethereal, atmospheric spaces that invite contemplation. My drawings, often more representational, are created in graphite and charcoal from my own photographic references.

Light, contrast, and mood are central to my practice. I aim to evoke a sensory experience—prompting viewers to reflect on their own memories and internal landscapes, and how these shape our emotional connection to place.

Emma Price is both a realism pencil artist and an abstract landscape painter, living and working in Surrey – her work explores emotional memory and human connection to the natural world. Drawing on landscapes from her life in both England and Australia, she creates atmospheric pieces that blend light, colour, and form to evoke contemplation and a sense of place

A former Creative Director in Sydney and London, Emma transitioned to full-time fine art practice in 2019. Her work often centres on environmental themes, including nature and conservation, and has evolved from realism to abstraction over time.

She has exhibited widely in the UK, including four selections for the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation’s Wildlife Artist of the Year, where she won the Earth’s Wild Beauty category in 2024. She has also shown work with the Society of Graphic Fine Art, the Society of Women Artists, and was shortlisted for the Women in Art Prize 2023. Emma appeared on Sky Arts' Landscape Artist of the Year 2024 and became an Associate Member of the Society of Graphic Fine Art the same year.

Her works are held in private collections internationally.