In the first of two activities, participants will compose a relief work using clay and plaster. The plaster will retain a memory impression of the wildflowers that will then be delicately enhanced with acrylic paint.
In the second work, participants will create a delicately composed work with the actual wildflowers themselves. Structure, mandala art, composition, colour and repetition of form will be discussed. This work will be then photographed and the memory of the wildflower assemblage captured in a beautiful colour print.
Emma Prill is an artist based in Omokoroa. Influenced by her travels, Emma weaves memories and imagery from Indian flower markets, frangipani in the jungle of Sri Lanka, the light and colour in Aotearoa, and the tropical gardens of the Pacific into her work. She is interested in the symbolism that flowers have today and historically. Emma was the winner of the Miles Art Award People’s Choice Award in 2014. To check out Emma’s art CLICK HERE.