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Tab Future 100 Influential Women To Watch Nominee & UK Apprentice Of The Year

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Projects, Watershed

Katie, the founder, and Emma, the producer, sat together on a curved yellow bench. Although dressed similarly in beige jumpsuits, Katie is a mid 20s white woman with shoulder-length blonde hair and big, bright smile. Emma is a mid 20s dark-skinned Black woman, also wearing a long-sleeved mesh top and gold jewellery. Behind them is a short white wall, on top of which hang small, long plants with a swiss-cheese looking monsterra plant, gold watering can and small black, green and pink typography print of 'St Pauls Carnival' on the shelf with a red brick wall behind. Besides Emma is a palm tree that is half the height of the white wall behind.

The Resilience Project 2022: Producer & Co-Facilitator

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gal-dem: Travelling to Morocco with LUSH on the quest for sustainable argan oil

“Emma is a sharp and original thinker with ambition and wisdom beyond her years. She delivered a keynote on art and public spaces for a major national conference that Watershed produced with ease and insight, and has acted as a judge of our global Playable City Award – I absolutely recommend you work with her immediately.”

Clare Reddington, Creative Director of Watershed

“Emma is one of the most multi-talented people I’ve worked with. She’s an ideas person, always coming up with a new way of thinking about problems, creative answers to things you haven’t yet seen. She’s a leader, someone that others naturally look up to.”

Ben Thomas, Curator of Learning and Participation for Arnolfini Art Gallery

“I have had the pleasure and the privilege of working with her over the past 10 years. During that time I have seen her flourish, growing in confidence, ability and ambition. Emma has been a key inspiration for the creation and development of Rising Arts Agency, and her contribution as a Board member for the past few years and now Non-Exec Director has been invaluable.“

Kamina Walton, Founding Director of Rising Arts Agency

“Emma Morsi is an exceptional young woman. She excels in everything she puts her hand to – whether as an artist, creative director, social media producer or Board member. Her talent and drive is unprecedented for someone still so young.“

Kamina Walton, Founding Director of Rising Arts Agency

“Emma is incredibly supportive of people that she works with and is keen to educate and challenge people on their views in a non-patronising manner, purely from a place of care.”

Laura Lewis-Paul, Creative Director of Saffron Records

Graphic illustration featuring music instruments such as guitars, microphones, tambourine as well as lips and eyelashes

“Emma has always shown great passion and care in every detail. She shows interest in her surroundings, has a good creative eye and merges her many interests seamlessly. She is a professional, attentive individual with a great natural intuition, and she is a delight to work with.“

Joh Rindom, Co-Founder and Owner of That Thing (previously Shop Dutty)

Recent Posts

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By Emma Blake Morsi Posted on Jan 27, 2017

Claustrophobia

The Claustrophobia photography series was originally shot in Bristol then later recaptured within the narrow space of a local alleyway. … Claustrophobia

Categories: PhotographyTags: alleyway, Bristol, Claustrophobia, confined, narrow, photography, space

By Emma Blake Morsi Posted on Jan 27, 2017

Wet Sounds x Asphyxiation

Wet Sounds x Asphyxiation photography as part of Howling Owl’s Wet Sounds event at the South Bristol swimming pool … Wet Sounds x Asphyxiation

Categories: PhotographyTags: asphyxiation, black and white, bw, event, Howling Owl, music, photography, South Bristol, swimming, swimming pool, Wet Sounds

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