Emily Eldridge is an artist and illustrator from the United States. She lived in Hong Kong for more than 10 years, in Barcelona, Spain, for 2 years, and now I live in Berlin, Germany.
She studied Illustration at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Savannah, Georgia, and has two Masters in illustration and graphic design.

The artist was recently selected by “Wallspot” to transform the way we value public spaces to and from society through urban art.
Wallspot is an organization, formed by artists and photographers, committed to creating social dynamics that bring new cultural values to the city, creating bridges between the art community and society. Their aim is to promote quality artistic creation, open to all types of creators and artistic disciplines, under a philosophy that requires the active participation of all sectors of citizens.

The American artist created “Wall Claim“. Emily Eldridge left a beautiful and colorful work linked to the theme of the female figure in society, but in art in general. Her work is on the outside wall of the Cultural Center La Farinera del Clot in Barcelona, and was made in March, on the occasion of International Women’s Day.

“I created this piece in honor of all the artists, who are still underrepresented in many sectors of the art industry (and street art). Thanks again to Wallspot for this wonderful opportunity to create something with an important message.”