Considering Art Podcast – Emma Richardson, painting psychological landscapes

Emma Richardson paints large-scale abstract works full of emotion and drama. In this episode, she talks about balancing art with music, co-founding the rock group Band of Skulls while at art school, why she left it to concentrate on an art career, how her art took an abstract direction that was refined by a TURPS course, how she came to join the American band Pixies, how she expresses raw emotions such as desire, sexuality and transcendent experiences and the process with which she paints them.

Emma Richardson talking with Bob Chaundy

Accompanying images on consideringart.com

Abstract painting featuring swirling colors in blues, pinks, and hints of yellow, creating an atmospheric and vibrant composition.
Seductress
An abstract painting featuring warm hues of orange, yellow, and blue with fluid shapes and brush strokes.

Warm Flood

Abstract painting featuring a hazy landscape with soft colors, predominantly purple and green, intermixed with vertical lines in orange and yellow.
Double Infinity
An abstract painting featuring a blend of soft colors including blue, yellow, orange, and pink, with fluid shapes and brushstrokes creating a dreamy effect.
Fizzing

All images are © Emma Richardson

You can see more of Emma’s work on her website

For information about viewing Hotwire My Heart exhibition contact lupe@thewolfcollective.co.uk.

Intro music: Ibiza by MBB | https://soundcloud.com/mbbofficial

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