Jemma’s works currently consist of oil paint on canvas, becoming more portraiture-focused in recent years. Her works display a strong organic presence seen in the spontaneous, flowing shapes and lines. Often saturated in bright warm tones that emanate an active energy and convey a strong sensation of liveliness.

The feminine qualities of her figures often embody traits Jemma identifies within herself. Depicting them in her art is a way to better understand the gendered constructs women navigate in the contemporary world. Her works have become increasingly investigative on feminist concepts in recent years, while still maintaining her playful, imaginative style. Jemma ultimately wishes to articulate her experiences with gender dynamics and social structures. Mixing her lived experiences with a highly imaginative, otherworldly style.

Jemma was a highly active member of the arts community in regional FNQ before moving to Brisbane in 2024, pursuing a Bachelor of Visual Arts at Griffith University QCAD. Before moving, Jemma won several artist awards in her high school years and was a member of multiple associations and committees. Since then, Jemma has partaken in multiple volunteer and workshop opportunities and is determined to be an active artist in the Brisbane creative scene.

Jemma currently gains experience volunteering at the Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM), Wesley Taylor Art Studios, and as an artwork installation assistant at Woolloongabba Art Gallery.