Emma Webster's solo exhibition 'Vapors' at Perrotin Hong Kong introduces a groundbreaking approach to visual storytelling through 11 immersive artworks. Running from March 25 to May 17, 2025, the pieces reflect the intensity of the January wildfires in Los Angeles, merging traditional artistry with advanced technology. In her work, Webster employs wax and plaster sculptures, scanning them for manipulation in digital software, creating environments that pulse with emotional depth and painterly dynamism. Themes of stillness, fragility, and a blending of natural and artificial elements emerge, particularly highlighted by her recurring motifs of suspended birds.
Webster's works blur the line between reality and digital creation, turning landscapes into dreamlike terrains shaped by emotion and technological artistry.
By integrating traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, Webster challenges perceptions of natural scenery, inviting viewers into immersive worlds that feel distinctly both calculated and chaotic.
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