Emma's Notepad
tracing movement
Saturday, 6 April 2013
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Thursday, 10 January 2013
SURFACE at CHELSEAspace Feb - March 2013
Undergrowth,
Emma Neuberg,
mounted triptych in silk, polyester and wood
117cm x 66cm, 2012.
Undergrowth, detail,
Riverbank,
Undergrowth, detail,
Emma Neuberg,
mounted triptych in silk, polyester and wood
117cm x 66cm, 2012.
Riverbank,
Emma Neuberg,
mounted triptych in silk, polyester and wood
Tuesday, 8 January 2013
New Experiments
Etincillante,
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
56cm x 76cm, 2013.
Sometimes,
Textured Dreams,
Otmoor Dusk,
Sometimes,
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
56cm x 76cm, 2012.
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
56cm x 76cm, 2012.
Otmoor Dusk,
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
56cm x 76cm, 2013.
"During the sittings his eyes see far more than he can record at the time. He forgets none of it, and oftern the real work begins, drawn from the rich store of his memory, only agfer the model has left. His memory is wiede adn spacious, impressions are not changed within it, but they adjust to their surroundings, and when they pass into his hands it is as if they were the entirely natural gestures of these hands."
Rainer Maria Rilke
Monday, 25 June 2012
Printed Silk Tests
Sample viewing of new prints,
Emma Neuberg,
digital print on silk,
56cm x 76cm, 2012.
Silk prints as they dry, done in collaboration with V&A archive and Artists in Residence Scheme (AA2A) at Chelsea College, London, earlier this year.
Thursday, 26 April 2012
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Thursday, 1 March 2012
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Creating My Own Giverny
One of the roles I have set myself over the next ten years is to grow my garden into a British Giverny and use it for its vast inspirational and source material.
It is a slow journey!
Labels:
drawing,
floral,
silkscreen,
slow grow,
synthesis
Thursday, 12 January 2012
Pushing Moss,
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
56cm x 76cm, 2012.
Pushing Colour,
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
56cm x 76cm, 2012.
"But the crafting of the hand is richer than we commonly imagine...The hand reaches and extends, receives and welcomes - and not just things: the hand extends itself, and receives its own welcome in the hands of others...But the hand's gestures run everywhere through language, in their most perfect purity precisely when man speaks by being silent...Every motion of the hand in every one of its works carries itself through the element of thinking, every bearing of the hand bears itself in the element. All the work of the hand is rooted in thinking."
Martin Heidegger
Sorting through the work!
Untitled,
Emma Neuberg,
silk screen print and pastel on paper,
66cm x 180cm, 2011.
There is a backlog of work - unphotographed - say, 200 drawings! Very slowly, I'm starting to go through them. Resolve them and upload them.
Monday, 10 October 2011
Initial Experiments Animating Internal Landscapes
Monday, 26 September 2011
My continued pursuit of the trad/tech conjuncture
Nigerian Pattern 1,
Emma Neuberg,
Nigerian Pattern 2,
Emma Neuberg,
digitised silkscreen print, 2011.
Wednesday, 7 September 2011
Thursday, 1 September 2011
The trad/tech textile conjuncture
Wednesday, 17 August 2011
Henri Stephany Revisited

Wheels of Fortune,
animated pochoir,
Emma Neuberg, 2011.

Vous êtes parti longtemps,
animated pochoir,
Emma Neuberg, 2011.
The artist has been reanimating Henri Stephany's pochoir techniques (perfected during the early twentieth century) through a digital format that relates to other work in progress; namely, applying kinetic prints to fashion textiles:

Pucci Vegas Look 1,
animated digital print,
Emma Neuberg, 2011.

Pucci Vegas Look 2,
animated digital print,
Emma Neuberg, 2011.
Monday, 15 August 2011
Thursday, 11 August 2011
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
New Work On Cultural Transmission
Susan Brown,
Emma Neuberg,
animated silkscreen print and plastic on paper,
25cm x 30cm, 2011
Monday, 25 July 2011
Animated stripe test I
Stripe Test 1,
Emma Neuberg,
Emma Neuberg,
Animated silkscreen print and plastic, 2011.
My recent animations have got me looking at Julian Opie's work and their connotations:
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
Monday, 18 July 2011
Friday, 21 January 2011
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