8/3/2026
Gaia of Divine Time
It is my honour to present to you Gaia of Divine Time the first release in my new chapter and work, Feminine Divine.
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The Embodiment
Gaia, the very first goddess,
rises from deep within - her tears like a gentle rain from heaven,
while her roots keep us steady, grounded in the earth.
She is the first mother, the source of all life.
Every tree, every river, every breeze carries her spirit.
Maybe you have already sensed it - the
re-awakening of the divine feminine. Her energy and wisdom invite us
back into balance, and centers us in our hearts and in our true power.
This piece is an invitation to step into that awakening — full of
presence, beauty, and hope — and is the first release of Feminine Divine.
VIEW: Gaia of Divine Time
Activate Ocean Hope by Joining Something Iconic with Heart - Ocean Movement’s Leafy Sea Dragon Installation
On 1st or 8th November, 2026, 888 people will gather at Port Willunga Beach to form the shape of a leafy sea dragon, South Australia's marine emblem, in a large-scale community artwork for ocean hope captured for broadcast around the world.
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Thank you to our Charity Sponsors Great Southern Reef Foundation and MusicForTheSea and the City of Onkaparinga
We acknowledge this land is the traditional lands for the Kaurna people and we respect their spiritual relationship with their country.
Photo: GKG Imaging
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EMMA HACK X KAREN GILLAN X HEDONISM
Last July I had the amazing opportunity to work in London with the
Compass Box team on the label for ‘Hedonism’, featuring work by a female
artist each year.
This is the very first blended grain Scotch Whisky,
my muse was to be Actor and Filmmaker, Karen Gillan.
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VIEW EMMA'S INSPIRATION
'Somebody That I Used To know' garnered over 2.5 billion views
Emma Hack is an internationally acclaimed Australian artist known for her captivating fusion of body painting, photography, and design. Drawing inspiration from nature, textiles, and her deep connection to the environment, Emma creates intricate works that seamlessly blend the human form with richly patterned backgrounds or within built environments. Her art explores themes of unity, identity, and the relationship between humanity and nature.
Emma gained global recognition for her iconic body art featured in Gotye's music video Somebody That I Used to Know. Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, and she continues to inspire with her innovative approach to merging art, form and storytelling.
Emma's work is held in numerous private
and corporate collections globally and is highly sought after for her
commission and commercial collaborations
MANAGED BY @anonagency_nyc
COLLABORATION ENQUIRIES
Michelle M Collins: hello@anonagency.com
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Artist Statement – Emma Hack
Art has always been my bridge between the tangible world and the limitless possibilities of imagination. As a visual artist, I explore the
intersection of the human form and its surroundings, celebrating the intricate connections between nature, identity, and the unseen harmony of existence.
My medium of choice, body painting combined with photography, painted canvas, set builds and flora/fauna, allows me to blur the boundaries between subject and environment. By meticulously blending painted bodies into hand-crafted or digitally designed backgrounds, I challenge perceptions of separation and unity, asking viewers to pause, look closer, and rediscover what might otherwise remain a hidden illusion.
Nature often serves as my muse, with its patterns, textures, and cycles inspiring much of my work. Through this lens, I aim to create art that speaks to our shared responsibility toward the planet while honoring its inherent beauty.
Collaboration is also central to my process. From working with models to design intricate compositions to sourcing inspiration from cultural and historical motifs, my work is a dialogue—a celebration of the interconnectedness of humanity, art, and the natural world.
Ultimately, I hope my art serves as a space for reflection and discovery, inviting others to engage with their surroundings and themselves in new, transformative ways.
MANAGED BY @anonagency_nyc
COLLABORATION ENQUIRIES
Michelle M Collins: mcollins@anonagency.com
Watch Emma & Gotye discuss creating art
Emma Hack Gallery | Art Enquiries: emma.hack@icloud.com
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