Emma Dillon Hill is a visual artist working in an abstract style of painting and drawing. She predominantly works with pigments and pastels to create a duality of softness and intensity, achieved through the use of bright colours and the soft nature of pigments to create a delicacy allowed by the matte finish of the works.

Her work focuses on the moments of beauty found in the mundane and the expression of the internal through abstraction. She uses her practice to find meaning in the monotony of daily life and to process her internal longing into tangible form.

With a Bachelor in Fine Art, and having studied teaching and graphic design, she has been a practising artist since graduating from the National Art School in 2015. Her work has been exhibited in solo and group shows and has been published in Hunter & Folk and Art Edit Magazine. She currently lives and works in South Sydney, Australia.