

emily gaule
Emily Gaule is a Naarm (Melbourne) based artist who works with a variety of mediums, including painting, 3D photo collage, installation and video. Emily is currently studying a Bachelor of Fine Art in Drawing at RMIT where she has been able to expand her artistic practice and develop new skills and knowledge.
Feminism, sexuality and vulnerability are strong elements in her more recent works, while her previous works focused on abstraction and the mind. Emily’s works are informed and fuelled by experimental processes of making and are a mere representation of expression of character. Personal experiences, books and media are all sources of inspiration as well as a strong sense of community from peers and classmates in the creative field.
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Instagram: @3mgaule
Emily’s paintings explore the themes of nostalgia and memory through incorporating a collage of visual language to represent childhood memories. She depicts images and symbols of universal youthful experiences through posterised images, bright colours, stencils and freehand drawings, while utilising a playful and colourful style. The subjects in the works overlap each other to create a loose feeling, portraying a fun sketchbook style painting, embracing the vibrant theme of Nostalgia. Creating a miscellany of objects, images and drawings is the impetus of nostalgia, which can be seen in Emily’s works. Her paintings combine a sense of atmosphere and internal dialogue as well as representing emotions connected to certain memories. Both works present the ideas of Nostalgia as a means of reminiscing and finding comfort in doing so. Both works are non-confrontational, instead they invite the audience to feel relief and comfort emanating from a sense of childlike liveliness.
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