Emilia Jasinski is an experimental artist who focuses on the difficulty of memory, especially regarding childhood and family. Many of her works include archival footage, as well as found objects that are then used in her sculpture, fibers, and painting projects. Emilia seeks a relatability within the images she creates, and hope that the audience can create their own memories from said works.
Mom's Bunny, 2023, 42x36 in, Oil on canvas
My mother's childhood stuffed animal.
She Grew Up, 2023, 3x3 ft, Fabric, yarn, felt, string, my original doll, and embroidery.
All hand sewn.
Big Bass Lake Collection, 2024, 2ft, Shells, kite string, thread, sticks, seed beads, letter beads, clear nail polish, and wood glue.
I have a cottage in Irons, Michigan, in a lake called "Big Bass Lake". I wanted to memorialize the beauty of the shore and showcase my collection of shells.
Untitled, 2024-2025, 3.5x2.5 ft, Screen printing, ink, embroidery, heat press, seed beads, crayon, and fabric.
A collection of some toys I very strongly remember from my childhood.
Fish Mobile Dedicated to Bapa, plaster 2024, 1ft, Plaster casts, string, metal wire, watercolor, and plastic.
Native fish to the lake that my family has a cottage on, dedicated to my grandfather, who taught me how to fish.