Emily Faludy (b. 1987) is a British painter known for her expressive, impasto oil landscapes that capture the immediacy of light and atmosphere. She studied Fine Art at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth, focusing initially on portraiture. In 2009, she began painting outdoors, an experience that sparked her passion for plein air work.
Faludy’s work is characterised by thick, textured layers of oil paint applied with brushes and knives, conveying the tactile qualities of her subjects. She has painted in diverse locations, including the Kent countryside, Greek mountains, French seashores, and English cityscapes.
Her accolades include winning the ‘Oils’ category at Paint Out Norwich in 2017 and the London Art Prize at the ‘Picture the Heath’ event.
Currently based in Hampshire, Faludy continues to explore the interplay of light and landscape through her practice.
