Emma Kohlman 'We Are Three' Print Available

Artist: Emma Kohlman
Title: We Are Three
Medium: Aquatint Wood Block Print
Size: 26 x 72 cm
Edition: 24
Price: €1,000

 

Emma Kohlmann is a prolific American artist whose distinctive aesthetic has garnered significant attention within the global community of fine art print and poster collectors. Born in 1989 and originally from New York City, she began focusing intently on her creative practice during her formative years before pursuing a formal education at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. Her work is characterized by a fluid, intuitive approach to watercolor and sumi ink, often exploring themes of nature, gender, and the human form through a lens that feels both primordial and deeply personal. While many categorize her within the broader art scene, her specific style transcends simple labels, blending a folk art sensibility with a refined understanding of color theory and silhouette.

Early in her career, Emma Kohlmann established a reputation for her immense output, frequently producing hundreds of drawings that capture fleeting emotions and organic shapes. This relentless dedication led to her first major exhibitions and a growing presence in the DIY zine and independent publishing circuits. As her profile rose, her work transitioned from underground spaces to prestigious international institutions. Collectors of limited edition works often seek out her prints for their raw, emotive quality and the artist's ability to maintain a hand drawn feel even within mechanical reproduction processes. To stay updated on her latest projects and visual diary entries, fans often follow Emma Kohlmann through her digital presence where she shares insights into her studio life.

One of the most significant accomplishments in her career was her participation in the solo exhibition titled Watercolored Wilds at the V1 Gallery in Copenhagen. This show highlighted her ability to command a room with large scale works that maintain the intimacy of a small sketch. She has also been featured in notable group settings at the Museum of Modern Art where her contributions to contemporary print media are preserved within their permanent collection. Another landmark event was her solo presentation at Jack Hanley Gallery in New York, which solidified her status as a vital voice in the American art landscape. These shows are frequently cited by collectors as pivotal moments that increased the desirability of her physical editions.

Kohlmann has also collaborated with diverse platforms to bring her vision to different mediums, including textile designs and record covers. Her notable pieces often bear descriptive titles that reflect their ethereal subject matter, such as The Garden of Earthly Delights and Various Figures with Flora. Her involvement with The Journal Gallery further demonstrates her range and the high demand for her work among serious art enthusiasts. By avoiding traditional commercial tropes, she has carved out a niche that appeals to those who value authenticity and stylistic independence. Her work remains a staple for those looking to invest in pieces that bridge the gap between high gallery art and accessible, beautifully crafted editions.