Emma Lynn received a Bachelor of Fine Art in jewelry and sculpture from Oklahoma State University in 2021. Her affinity with wearable sculptures and using the body as a medium has opened doorways of creative exploration and expression in her craft.
Lynn works heavily in the realm of contemporary and often abstract fine art that relates to the human condition in an almost psychological way.
Lynn’s passion for understanding the language of emotion and vulnerability, as well as the deep desire to be a sounding board and source of comfort for others led her to pursue her minor in Pre-Art Therapy, and anticipated master’s in Art Therapy in the near future.
Her work and the processes she emphasizes within her work serve as a sort of therapy in itself, specifically for herself and the emotional traumas and turbulence she works to address. Much of her work focuses on creating a sense of authenticity and vulnerability to allow for a more direct connection to and for the viewer, as well as herself.
Her work investigates themes that speak to the female experience, as well as the queer perspective. Lynn’s work has been exhibited at Living Arts and AHHA in downtown Tulsa, OK where she resides, as well as a few other exhibits in and out of state.
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