The meeting of land and sea is a recurring theme in Emma Stibbon’s work. She is interested in this tidal space as a liminal place of in-between, or a metaphor for the unconscious. “I have worked from locations that look at the powerful effects of sea erosion on geology and the formations that it creates, including Ireland, Dorset and Iceland. I often gather earth materials and add it to my drawing media to convey the sense of physical terrain in the image”. Other locations look at the cut edge of land formations such as the vast marble quarries of Carrara, Italy.
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Polymer Gravure and spit-bite aquatint, 50.5 x 75 cm (29.13 x 21.65 in), Edition 35, Published 2025, Unframed
Polymer Gravure and spitbite aquatint, 74 x 55 cm (29.13 x 21.65 in), Edition 35, Published 2026, Unframed
Polymer Gravure and spit-bite aquatint, Paper 37 x 52cm Edition 35, Published 2022 Unframed Printed to edge of paper on Somerset 300gsm
Polymer Gravure and spitbite aquatint, 74 x 55 cm (29.13 x 21.65 in), Edition 35, Published 2026, Unframed
Polymer gravure with aquatint 62.5 x 47 Edition 35 Printed to edge of paper on Somerset Satin 325gsm
Polymer gravure with hand colouring 50.5 x 73cm Edition 35 Printed to edge of paper on Somerset Satin 325gsm
Polymer Gravure, Intaglio, Printed bleed edge on Somerset Satin 325gsm, 54 x 74 cm, Edition 35, 2024
Polymer gravure with hand colouring, 29 x 34 cm, Edition 35, Published 2026, Unframed
Polymer gravure with hand colouring, 48.5 x 54 cm (19.09 x 21.26 in) Edition 35, Published 2026, Unframed
