Emma Tweedie

Emma Tweedie’s semi-impressionistic landscapes offer a sensory dialogue on the elemental forces of land, sea, and sky. Rooted in spiritual sensibility, her work explores the subtle dialogue between nature and human consciousness—gently unearthing echoes of ancient wisdom, memory, and metaphysical energy embedded in the landscape.

Positioned gracefully between soft abstraction and impressionism, her canvases invite quiet contemplation. At first glance, they whisper; on closer inspection, they reveal layered contradictions; technical precision softened by the application of fluid pigment, colour is added to, and subtracted from, structure dissolving into atmosphere.

Her nuanced compositions are a study in balance: tension and harmony, control and release, the visible and the unseen. Her artistic practice gently ‘nods’ to the alchemical, transforming the humble canvas into a portal through which viewers reconnect with place, spirit, and self.

An established artist, Emma’s artistic journey has gained recognition in the international art world, with her work shortlisted for a number of prestigious awards, and held in a number of private collections internationally.

View a selection of Emma’s works below ↓