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The sea gave Emma Rochester a second grace, an opportunity to rethink what it was she wanted to experience and how she wanted to live. For Emma the accident gave her a new sense of hope and vitality.

27 May 2009 12:00

Emma Rochester

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Ultimately I would like to lecture, as I see the way art opens up people’s creativity, thinking and their way of expressing. I am very interested in the personal development and psychological processes that artist’s undertake when they make and create art, as well as the way artist’s judge the end result. And would love to be able to facilitate and guide others through the art process.

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Emma Rochester

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Emma Rochester is a melbourne based artist currently undertaking an artist's residency the Frankston Arts Centre (at the Glass Cube - Cube 37) until June 7.

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