<p>Blurring the boundaries between real and virtual, Jemma’s work explores the spatial and emotional possibilities of light and image in performative environments.</p><p>Hailing from New Zealand where she completed her Fine Arts degree, Jemma has made a unique path, weaving between the visual arts and electronic music scenes. Spanning audio-visual performance, installation and bespoke visual and sculptural design, her work shows a strong sensitivity for combining light, sound and structure.</p><p>Often working in immersive and large scale multi-screen environments, she carefully crafts abstract textural landscapes that fluctuate ambiguously in scale between the micro and macro, responding intuitively with sound and environment.</p><p>Inspired by naturally occurring patterns, and imbued with a sense of science fiction otherworldliness, Jemma’s work uses recurring symbols to interrogate the fragile boundary between Utopia and Dystopia. </p><p>In Berlin Jemma is a curator for Scope Sessions Artist Talks and Media Salon and works as a member of Lacuna Lab.</p>