Emma Hack

Since the career of Emma Hack started 20 years ago, a lot of water flowed, but it still remains in excellent artistic form and its popularity has grown around the world. She is one of the few body art artists who not only creates perfect patterns, but boldly shows the volume of her works.

Emma took part in the ADELAIDE CABARET festival, a feature of which was the use of cabaret elements. In 2005, she collaborated with Debra Pau and her collection “Dark Fables”, where patterns on the wallpaper and faces of girls were perfectly combined.

In 2005, 2007 and 2008, she began to combine the elements of the wallpaper of Florence Brodherst with drawings on the body. In the 2008 collection, she added exotic Australian animals, landscapes and nude, but still continuing to use the concept of Brodurthest.

“I like to work with the beautiful and aesthetically pleasant projects of the deceased Florence Brodherst, they are beautiful, energetic. This is a character expressed through the human body. ”

In 2008, Emma won the ART-Sydney Award and took part in ADELAIDE Fringe Festival Exchination, which was held at the airport, which showed wide panoramic images of the most beautiful places of South Australia.

“We worked for more than a week, from early morning to sunset. The weather was terrible: piercing until the cold of the morning, the scorching sun during the day. The test is not for everyone, but it was worth it. Unforgettable experience. The landscape was amazing - this is the most beautiful area that I have ever seen "