Emma Gardner Archives - Plexus Gallery

Emma Gardner is an interdisciplinary artist based in Brisbane, Australia.
Through the practice of drawing her work engages with process, labour and self-portraiture to comment on the human condition. She references the witch archetype and folklore tales to engage with ideas about ritual, ceremony, and a re-connection to nature, self and spirit.
Gardner has exhibited in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Darwin. She has carried out residencies and research in India, England, Spain and South Africa and held an exhibition in Vienna, Austria. Gardner is the recipient of Australian Government research and Arts Queensland grants. She received a Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours from Queensland Colleague of Art in 2016.

- Emma Gardner
- Murmurings of Summer 3
- $120
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Stitch and Textile on Cotton 27 cm x 20.5 cm
- Emma Gardner
- Murmurings of Summer 2
- $120
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Stitch and Textile on Cotton 27 cm x 20.5 cm
- Emma Gardner
- Murmurings of Summer 1
- $120
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Stitch and Textile on Cotton 27 cm x 20.5 cm
- Emma Gardner, Emma Gardner in situ, Emma Gardner Virtually Live
- She succumbed to the ways of the forest
- $2,000
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Embroidered Silver Thread, Traced Monotype Oil Stick on Silk 196 x 117 cm 2019
- Emma Gardner, Emma Gardner in situ, Emma Gardner Virtually Live
- She followed her Intuition and the Initiation began (BabaYaga)
- $2,000
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Embroidered Silver Thread, Traced Monotype Oil Stick on Silk 217 x 107 cm 2019
- Emma Gardner, Emma Gardner Virtually Live
- She found herself through the endurance (Handless Maiden)
- $2,000
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Hand Stitched Silver Thread, Oil Stick, Linocut on Salvaged Indian Textiles 2020 Temporarily not for sale as this work has been selected as a finalist in the Gosford Art Prize please contact us if you'd like more details Photo Credit: Thomas Oliver
- Emma Gardner, Emma Gardner Virtually Live
- She ran thinking sacrifice yourself (Handless Maiden)
- $2,250
- Emma Gardner Double-exposed Cyanotype, Hand & Machine Embroidered Silver Thread and Trace Monotype Oil Stick on Tussar Silk. 2020 Photo Credit: Thomas Oliver
- Emma Gardner, Emma Gardner Virtually Live
- Looking In and Looking Out 2
- $450
- Emma Gardner Embroidery, Wire, Wood and Light. Dimensions Variable, approx. 12 cm tall Original lamps used by the artist can be supplied We are happy to help place the work for optimal light and shadow 2016 Photo Credit: Llewelyn Millhouse
- Emma Gardner, Emma Gardner Virtually Live
- Looking In and Looking Out 3
- $450
- Emma Gardner Embroidery, Wire, Wood and Light. Dimensions Variable, approx. 53 cm tall Original lamps used by the artist can be supplied We are happy to help place the work for optimal light and shadow 2016 Photo Credit: Llewelyn Millhouse
- Emma Gardner
- Looking In and Looking Out
- $450
- Emma Gardner Embroidery, Wire, Wood and Light. Photo Credit: Llewelyn Millhouse Dimensions Variable, approx. 30cm to 60cm Price per each sculpture, original lamps used by the artist can be supplied 2020
- Emma Gardner
- Looking In and Looking Out
- $450
- Emma Gardner Embroidery, Wire, Wood and Light. Photo Credit: Llewelyn Millhouse Dimensions Variable, approx. 30cm to 60cm Price per each sculpture, original lamps used by the artist can be supplied 2020
- Emma Gardner
- The Doll was Cunning but so was she, (Baba Yaga)
- $2,000
- Emma Gardner Trace Monotype Oil Stick, Linocut and Silver Thread on Salvaged Indian Textiles Photo Credit: Thomas Oliver 140cm x 96cm 2020
- Emma Gardner
- She rode the rhythms (Baba Yaga)
- $2,250
- Emma Gardner Double-exposed Cyanotype, Hand & Machine Embroidered Silver Thread and Trace Monotype Oil Stick on Tussar Silk Photo Credit: Thomas Oliver 117cm x 117cm 2020
- Emma Gardner
- She Lingered for a while (Baba Yaga)
- $3,000
- Emma Gardner Cyanotype, Trace Monotype Oil Stick, Linocut on Salvaged Indian Textiles Photo Credit: Thomas Oliver 220cm x 153cm 2020