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Emma Holister

Creator of Candida International and Art Margin, Emma is an artist, cartoonist and health freedom activist. Her aim is to help people better understand the iatrogenic illness Candida as well as the threat that the medical establishment poses to our health and human rights. All of the art on this site, apart from the other artists section, is the work of Emma Holister

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

The Far Out Series
























































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Friday, April 27, 2012

Supermarket Psychosis






































































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SERIES and LINKS

  • Aliens in my Head
  • BDs Docteur en francais, Comptes Soignes par Emma Holister
  • Black Eyes
  • Body Dismorphia
  • Body Fragments
  • Buddhist
  • CANDIDA INTERNATIONAL
  • Comics Doctor en espanol
  • Demons
  • DOCTOR CARTOONS, Doctored Accounts by Emma Holister
  • Doctor Mephisto
  • Eating Princes
  • End of the Line Collages
  • Famous suicides
  • Frigid
  • Fungus
  • Girls and Beasts
  • House
  • I had a Nightmare
  • MACROBIOTICS CHILDRENS BOOK
  • Martin J Walker on the Artist Emma Holister
  • Miscellaneous
  • Nature
  • Other Artists
  • Photos
  • Plumbing
  • Portraits and figure work
  • Salsa
  • Supermarket Psychosis
  • The Far Out Series
  • Tropics, collaboration and solo
  • Yoga for Aliens

Emma Holister

Emma Holister
Art Margin and Candida International were created by the artist and health freedom activist, Emma Holister She is self-taught apart from a brief waft through Central St. Martins, London (92-93) where she attended a one year post-graduate course in painting. She is English, speaks French and Spanish fluently and Italian, German and Japanese very badly but with great gusto. She has travelled fairly widely and prefers to live in most places other than England. She has generally exhibited in most of the places she has lived, including London, Brighton and San Juan, Puerto Rico. Her artwork is mostly about things that obsess, worry or annoy her. She has a very broad variety of styles and frequently uses cartoon imagery because she feels it’s the best way to talk about unsettling things without getting on people's nerves.
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