Inner Worlds brings together the work of Emma Woolley and Tara Harris through a shared focus on internal experience.

While their visual languages differ, both artists are drawn to introspection, exploring emotional states, psychological space, and the unseen landscapes we carry within us. Woolley’s work centres on the human condition, using the figure to hold feeling, tension, and connection. Harris’ work expands outward into vast, immersive environments that feel both familiar and unknowable, like memories without edges.

The exhibition grew from a close reading of each other’s work, recognising a shared instinct to explore what cannot be easily articulated. Across both practices, there is a quiet attention to presence, absence, and the shifting space between what is felt and what is seen.

Inner Worlds is not about similarity in form. It is about a shared sensitivity, a way of seeing and sensing the world from the inside out. Together, the works sit in that space between reality and imagination, where something is felt, but not fully resolved.