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Emily Floyd’s practice is multidisciplinary in the truest sense of the word.  She is a sculptor, a public artist and a printmaker.  
She is perhaps best known for her large-scale outdoor works and public commissions, which often reference children’s toys (inspired by a history of toy-making in her family), however Emily also creates installations, smaller scale timber sculptures and works on paper. Her work draws on a great variety of reference points – typography, science fiction, community activism, alternative education, Feminism and themes relating to childhood, to name just a few.

Social Insects 2012

Medium

photo lithograph

Measurements

95.0 × 67.0 cm (plate) 106.0 × 75.0 cm (sheet) Edition 12/20

C/. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne 

The Garden (here small gestures make complex structures) 2012
Materials: Recycled timbers, wool felt, beeswax, fabric, baked ink
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