Fleur Emery-Rice is an artisan working across a range of creative disciplines. She works with found objects, native plant fibres and textiles. Her work explores utility and memory.
She trained at West Dean in Sussex under rush weaver Felicity Irons BEM and artist and basketmaker Tim Johnson.
Fleur spent over twenty years helping founders and artists build businesses aligned with their creative practice, and designed and delivered an entrepreneurship programme for University College London.
She has won multiple awards, and her work has been featured in The Guardian, The Observer, Hole & Corner and Monocle.
Fleur works from a rural Mallorcan finca, which she is restoring with her husband, a retired stone mason, using traditional materials and techniques.
The finca lends its name to their shared creative project, Son.541.
