Emma Gibbons

Educated in the heart of London, Emma has always been passionate about art. She studied art and illustration at the London College of Printing and then further at the Camberwell College of Art. Emma went on to work for Damien Hirst for 7 years and was a painter for the Chapman brothers. Emma was at the forefront of the installation of Damien Hirst’s infamous exhibition where he unveiled his ‘For the Love of God’, the diamond-encrusted skull, at the White Cube gallery in London.