A large pile of cardboard circles grouped on the floor in front of a red water hydrant pipe.

My practise allows art to hold no particular meaning in an industry that thrives on concept. The work I make revolves around creating by acting on what feels natural, hosting a space for art to simply exist without an explanation of why it is needed. Straying away from the ingrained notion that all art has to have meaning has liberated my own practise throughout my Fine Art degree, and now I continue to create by embracing and enjoying the uncertainty that comes with adaptation through the process of making.

A long bending cardboard tube spanning across and positioned at the top of cornered adjacent white walls, alongside a distorted cardboard circle protruding from and resting on both walls below.
A large cardboard and modroc tube bent over a banister onto the landing of a hallway.
BA Fine Art work by Emma Thomas showing a white, blue and grey sculpture made up of five rings stacked on top of each other.
3 'Nests' made using materials found on location (leaves and sticks) located in a natural clearing forming a trail flowing with the architecture of the environment.