Emily June Smith, based in Romford, is a neurodivergent visual artist whose work diverges from traditional documentary photography to delve into personal and social contexts. As someone with dyslexia, Smith's artistic practice serves as a medium through which she communicates her unique perspective on life. Having personally experienced the challenges of living with a neurological disablity, Smith is deeply passionate about amplifying the voices of misunderstood and underrepresented communities, shedding light on topics that often go under-explored. 'Embracing my identity after years of internal struggle has granted me a profound yet intricate view of the world. I aspire to empower others like myself to embrace their differences without shame.' Through her art, Smith strives to authentically represent herself and those who have been marginalised by society. In 2023, Smith joined the Zinnia Collective. Website- www.emilyjunesmith.com
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Emily June Smith, based in Romford, is a neurodivergent visual artist whose work diverges from traditional documentary photography to delve into personal and social contexts. As someone with dyslexia, Smith's artistic practice serves as a medium through which she communicates her unique perspective on life. Having personally experienced the challenges of living with a neurological disablity, Smith is deeply passionate about amplifying the voices of misunderstood and underrepresented communities, shedding light on topics that often go under-explored. 'Embracing my identity after years of internal struggle has granted me a profound yet intricate view of the world. I aspire to empower others like myself to embrace their differences without shame.' Through her art, Smith strives to authentically represent herself and those who have been marginalised by society. In 2023, Smith joined the Zinnia Collective. Website- www.emilyjunesmith.com
986
Up & Coming
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