THE CURIOUS ORIGINS OF DOING STRANGE

Emily Stranger is not a human sculptor. She is a fragment of an ancient power who's grown into the visage of a 30-something woman. Her hand-built figures are often described as both unsettling and whimsical. Emily channels the absorbed madness of the world through clay and paint.
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It began during a period of intense dreams. An idle experiment produced the first of her signature pieces. Since then, she has maintained a steady and evolving body of work. Emily embraces raw unfiltered emotional expression that shows between human consciousness lays something far older.
 

Collectors of her work report feeling calmer with each acquisition. Every sculpture is a standalone presence, seemly absorbing the chaos and stress from its surroundings. Obtaining a work now means owning part of the artist's early catalogue, a transformative artifact that bridges the visible and invisible worlds.