Emma Black is a UK based emerging visual artist.

Primarily using polymer clay, Emma has developed her own highly guarded technique in this medium. Creating large scale and intricate floral sculptures, her practice was born from personal loss and transformed into a universal message of hope.

“Each flower is more than a visual it carries dual meaning. A fallen petal beneath every piece speaks of loss and the inevitability of falling, while the flower itself reflects the fragile beauty of life. Emma’s ongoing exploration of materials scale and symbolism is what keeps the practise evolving – fusing the emotional and the tactile in every creation.” Art Vox Ldn.

Emma studied fine arts at the Anglia Ruskin, Cambridge, she has been an ambassador for DAS polymer clay who also regularly promotes her work.

"Neon Pink Flower" Original Sculpture By Emma Black