Emma Witter
Emma Witter lives and works in London and holds a BA in Performance Design and Practice from Central Saint Martins (2012). She is currently enrolled in the Art & Humanities MFA at the Royal College of Art (2025-26).
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Numerous exhibitions include solo shows “The Moon’s Daughter is a Pearl” at Gallery Fumi in 2025, “Tender Resurrection” with Eileen Agar at Bosse & Baum Gallery in 2024, and “Small Ceremonies” at A.P.A.P. Art Space in Seoul in 2023. Emma is a former studio resident at Sarabande, the Lee Alexander McQueen Foundation, Xenia Creative Retreat in Hampshire and Selfridges in London.
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“Emma Witter is an artist that dreams with her hands and works to another time, where nothing is disposable and everything she touches might turn to gold. Working intuitively with found and rescued biomass – by-products of London!s restaurant industry or salvaged mud larking on the banks of the river Thames – her sculptures are sensational and beguiling. Witter breathes new life into lost things, and shows us value where we saw only waste. Her process is alchemical, transforming what has been discarded into what must be saved, and her art speaks to our contemporaneous notion of the sublime.”
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Nico Kos Earle
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