ENTANGLEMENT
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Emma Rosa is a multi-disciplinary textiles and mixed media artist creating botanical sculptures from fabric and thread.
With a keen observation of nature, she closely studies flora with the aim to capture the essence of a plant.
Emma is constantly pushing the boundaries of fabric and thread utilisation to acquire a desired effect, allowing her to pursue a unique sculptural presence.
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Chloe Farrant is a multidisciplinary artist working across porcelain sculpture, painting and public art. Her practice explores the interconnectedness of plant, animal and human life, drawing on wildlife, animal symbolism and organic forms. Through sculpture and public works she reflects on fragility, resilience and renewal within the natural world.
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Entanglement explores the fragile interconnections between nature and material. Sculptures of flora and fauna emerge from the delicate pairing of porcelain, fabric & thread. Suspended between strength and fragility, Emma and Chloe bring together two distinct mediums to form delicate, well observed sculptures, reflecting on how living systems are woven together and how easily they can unravel.
Join us in The Gallery on Saturday, the 30th of May, from 2.45 pm for a free talk on the exhibition Entanglement.
Date: Saturday 30th May 2026
Time: 14.45 – 16.00
Ticket: Free entry
Join us for an intimate afternoon of conversation celebrating Entanglement, the collaborative exhibition by artists Emma Rosa and Chloe Farrant.
This special Q&A offers a rare opportunity to step beyond the finished works and into the creative worlds behind them, exploring process, materiality, inspiration, and the realities of contemporary artistic practice. Guests will hear directly from the artists as they discuss the ideas and experiences that have shaped Entanglement, as well as reflections on their individual creative journeys.
Accompanied by a glass of prosecco, this informal discussion invites audiences to engage with the artists in a relaxed and thoughtful setting, with the chance to ask questions and gain deeper insight into the exhibition.
The event is free to attend, and booking is essential as places are limited. Follow the link in bio to book. Please arrive at 2.45 pm. The talk will start at 3 pm and should last around 1 hour.