Emmeline sits in the studio space surrounding by melted fleshy a ceramic sculptures. Emmeline wears an airbrushed men’s collared shirt.

About

Emmeline Joy Morris is a Sydney based artist and designer working on Gadigal land.

Working primarily through ceramics and painting, Emmeline also utilises a range of mediums to create visual meaning through works; these mediums include video, textile and sound.

Visual motifs of human-like physical forms are a common motif in reflection of Emmeline’s ontological self as presented for the public eye.

Emmeline creates works in reaction to personal experiences of disconnection, dissociation, and overstimulation in relation to their mental differences. These concepts link to the perception of social structures and hierarchy through a AFAB Autistic lens; self referential visual language is inspired to convey the concerns of public visibility by exposing this experience though their practice. 

In the act of visual practice, Emmeline Joy Morris seeks to better the communicative link between all humans and the varying psychological experiences of what in means to be conscious in the current hierarchical state of the world.