Emily Marie

Emily is a contemporary artist whose practice explores the intersection of abstraction, iconography, and material experimentation. Working across multiple mediums—from deconstructed portraiture to fluid resin painting-their work interrogates themes of fragmentation, movement, and transformation.
Characterized by a "reductive-maximalist" aesthetic, Emily's pieces balance stark geometric forms with aggressive, visceral textures. In their portrait work, they employ shattered glass and gold leaf to examine the duality of fame and identity, while their resin paintings capture organic fluidity through swirling color fields and cellular patterns. Both bodies of work share a commitment to tactile depth, utilizing dripping resin, reflective mosaics, and high-gloss finishes to create rhythmic tension between surface and dimension.
Emily's pieces are held in private collections across the U.S., marking them as a distinct voice in contemporary abstraction.