Emily Carter’s work is a vibrant tapestry of Brooklyn’s urban energy and cultural diversity. Growing up in a bustling cityscape, Emily was fascinated by the stories hidden in graffiti, murals, and architectural details. Her art is a reflection of this urban vitality, blending bold colors, mixed media, and collage techniques.

Emily’s unique approach involves layering photography, digital art, and traditional painting. Animals in her work, like the iconic New York pigeon or the elusive urban fox, symbolize resilience and adaptability. Her piece The City’s Pulse, featuring a majestic hawk perched against a backdrop of skyscrapers, won the Urban Wildlife Art Award in 2021.

With solo exhibitions in New York and collaborations with local street artists, Emily has carved a niche as a voice for urban wildlife and community connection. She hopes her art inspires viewers to see beauty in the often-overlooked aspects of city life.