An Island of Light1- 30 September 2026
Troy Emery
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Troy Emery

Mixed media sculpture

Brunswick West, Australia

Questioning fast fashion

Before focusing on sculpture, Troy Emery briefly studied fashion and textiles, developing a love of the colourful decorative components found in fabric and haberdashery stores in the process. Today, his textile-led sculptural practice interrogates our position in the natural world via figurative forms and imagery. Troy’s work examines his personal anxiety along with a collective anxiety around the human relationship with nature. He lives and works in Melbourne and has exhibited widely across Australia and internationally. His pieces are held in public collections across Australia.

The figurative soft sculpture that features at Homo Faber 2026 is a lone figure obscured under a bulk of colourful fringing. Troy works with mass produced craft materials such as pom-poms, tassels, rope and tinsel, burying his obscure forms under lurid colours and textiles. These items function as a point of opposition to the traditions of hard figurative sculpture. Through this piece, and his practice at large, Troy examines the materiality of factory textiles as well as discussions around fast fashion and fast craft.

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Troy Emery

Mixed media sculptor

Brunswick West, Australia

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