Emily Loughlin

Emily Loughlin is a sculptor and land artist living in Brooklyn, NY. Working with ceramics, textile, and plant matter, her work uses the language of maps and abstraction to investigate the intersection of biology and geology and their symbiotic relationships across deep time. Emily is represented by Amos Eno Gallery and Armature Projects, and has completed residencies with Keepsake Gallery and with Friends of Pando, where she collaborated with scientists and researchers to build a body of work inspired by the world’s largest tree.