"The Snake Charmer", Emma Gale, 2017.
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"The Snake Charmer", Emma Gale, 2017.
You already know what the fuck goin on. Yo look to ur right. Look to the right
Emma Gale.
Sublime paintings from Australian artist Emma Gale.
"My subjects are everyday people doing everyday things," Emma explains. "I take inspiration from other cultures, their daily rituals and routines. My love for Africa plays a special part in my work. I first visited when I was 15 to Kenya. I was mesmerized by the people, the beauty of their culture and the stunning landscape. Recently in 2019 I visited Ethiopia with Create Impact an NGO working hand in hand with remote communities in Ethiopia to provide education, water and health care projects that create a lasting impact."
"I continue to support this charity and others through my work. I work to travel and hope to see as much of this amazing earth and the peoples that inhabit it as I can and bring attention to the plight of so many less fortunate."
"Travel is my passion and I believe with travel that your mind becomes bigger and enables you to see differently, to be inclusive, to broaden our thinking, to be human. Traveling is as much about the journey as it is the destination."
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