Emily Carew Woodard
Influenced by the lyrical imagination of Arthur Rackham, the dreamlike symbolism of Marc Chagall, the vivid landscapes of Henri Rousseau, and the intricate surrealism of Hieronymus Bosch and Leonora Carrington, Emily creates richly detailed, otherworldly scenes.
Often described as “sophisticated whimsy,” her work evokes a quiet nostalgia—a sense of half-remembered stories, childhood folklore, and imagined histories. Through anthropomorphic characters and symbolic landscapes, she constructs worlds that feel both timeless and gently uncanny, inviting viewers to reconnect with wonder and childhood memories.
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