Emma Gibbons is a British artist renowned for her glittering mixed-media creations that celebrate pop culture and individuality. Known as the "Glittering Queen of Pop Art," Emma’s works are crafted from hand-made miniature components and feature intricate details that captivate art lovers and collectors worldwide.

Emma honed her craft with a solid academic foundation, earning a Master’s degree from Camberwell College of Art, a Bachelor’s degree from the London College of Printing, and a Foundation degree from London Guildhall University. Her extensive education underpins her innovative approach to contemporary art.

Emma’s creations are known for their use of glitter, resin, crystals, and other precious materials, which she assembles into intricate hand-crafted components. Her meticulous attention to detail and innovative use of materials give her art a distinctive and luxurious appeal.

Emma’s work captures the vibrancy and joy of popular culture, often inspired by personal experiences, including her journey from a party lifestyle to sobriety. Her creations evoke a sense of nostalgia, positivity, and curiosity, offering viewers an uplifting and reflective experience.

Emma’s art has been widely showcased at international art fairs, including The Affordable Art Fair in cities such as London, Paris, New York, Hong Kong, and Shanghai. Her work consistently draws attention for its boldness and originality on a global stage.

Emma’s BARBIECORE solo exhibition in 2023, held at the luxurious ME Hotel in London, received critical acclaim and was featured in Hello! Magazine, Sky News, and Harper’s Bazaar. Another highlight was her 2022 solo show, POP IT LIKE IT'S HOT, which earned glowing reviews in The Evening Standard, BBC News, Time Out Magazine, and The Daily Star.

Emma’s artworks have attracted a stellar list of collectors, including Hollywood actress Margot Robbie, broadcaster Zoe Ball, actor Danny Dyer, comedian Dawn French, and celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. Her pieces are celebrated for their unique and eye-catching appeal.

Before establishing herself as an independent artist, Emma collaborated with Damien Hirst, contributing to projects like the installation of his diamond-encrusted skull, For The Love Of God. She also worked with the Chapman Brothers on their ambitious piece Fucking Hell, further showcasing her versatility and expertise in the art world.