Emma Green is an oil painter based in Woodbridge, Suffolk. From her studio by the river Deben, her semi abstract work explores the rural and coastal landscape where she lives, its remoteness, wildness and the fleeting evocative changes in light and atmosphere. Emma studied Art & Design at Ipswich Art School followed by a Fine Art Degree in Hull. She returned to Suffolk in 2001. In April 2012, the BBC’s Countryfile, filmed Emma painting outside at Snape Maltings with presenter Ellie Harris as part of an episode on The Suffolk Coast. In 2013, one of her larger landscapes appeared in British Vogue. Emma has recently been chosen to create a large painting for the new premises of Suffolk Coastal District Council. Emma‘s influences are varied, from Joan Mitchell’s abstract imagery, Joan Eardley’s plein air painting, and the meditative ‘splashed ink’ landscapes of Fifteenth Century Japanese artist, Sesshu Toyo.
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The Own Art Scheme is an interest-free loan scheme set up by the Arts Council that is designed to make it affordable for everyone to buy original, high quality contemporary art and craft by letting you spread the cost of your purchase over 10 months.
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