She Moves in Green

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

91cm (W) x 120cm (H) x 1.5cm (D)

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Artwork Description

"She Moves in Greenl" is a celebration of movement, lightness, and femininity. Inspired by the fluid elegance of fashion and the energy of spring, this piece captures the moment a figure is caught mid-twirl — her dress swirling in hues of lime, chartreuse, and soft jade. The composition invites the viewer into that suspended moment, where fabric dances like light in motion.
This artwork was born from a fascination with how colour and movement can express feeling. The lime-toned palette evokes freshness, vitality, and modernity — perfect for brightening a neutral interior or adding energy to a sophisticated space. It brings both softness and boldness, making it a striking focal point for any room.
Created using acrylic paint on stretched canvas, this piece uses expressive brushwork mimicking the way fabric flows and folds.

Artist Bio

Emma is an Australian artist based in Sydney where she works out of her home studio in Paddington. Her client's include Dior, Velani, Fairfax & Robert's, The Australian Turf Club, Sofitel, Bing Lee just to name a few. Emma has created art ever since she was a child starting out with a love for drawing fashion. Emma studied Fashion Design and developed a love for fashion illustration, she then developed her skills and explored multiple mediums, expanding her art practice to painting various figurative works. Her main medium is watercolour but she also paints in acrylic and oil. She enjoys trying new mediums and techniques as well as painting a variety of different subjects. Emma studied drawing and painting at the Julian Ashton Art School in The Rocks and at the Waverley Art Studio. Emma's inspiration is drawn predominately from fashion, animals and nature as well as the female figure and largely her dreams.

Commissions

Emma's studio is in Sydney