Hi all, I’m Emma—the one behind the lens and the pencil.

All my life, I’ve had a longing to create and connect. In elementary school, I fell in love with the possibility of new worlds within language, and since then, my work has spanned a life woven between disciplines: teaching mindfulness in public schools, working in permaculture and ecological nonprofits, stepping into characters on stage, and capturing light and form through my lens. I’ve worked in farming, education, and theater, and in the quiet spaces where these worlds meet on the page.

I believe in the quiet power of presence and deep listening—to people, to the earth, and to the liminal spaces between the seen and unseen. My artistic practice is shaped by this attentiveness, by a love of the natural world, creatures of all kinds, and the land. I am currently training as a mindfulness coach, continuing to explore the intersection of storytelling, embodiment, and connection.

I wanted to be a dolphin. This is the next best thing!

Over the years, I’ve had the pleasure of studying and performing throughout New England and overseas in Ireland, a place that remains close to my heart. My work has been published in The Stonecoast Review and The Reverie and displayed in a solo exhibition at The Feick Art Gallery in Poultney, Vermont.

I am drawn to work that is alive— that breathes, listens, and gives voice to the unseen. Whether you are a director, an organization, or an individual looking to collaborate, I’d love to connect.