Tremba Emma

She was born on 26 June 1985 in Uzhhorod. The girl revealed her talent for painting in her childhood, so the parents took her to the private drawing lessons. It was the interest to create that influenced her choice to become an artist in the future. First, she studied at the Uzhhorod College of Arts named after A. Erdeli, and then, in 2004, entered the Transcarpathian Art Institute. In 2007, she met a young, gifted artist Ruslan Tremba, who became not only her husband but also a like-minded person and partner in their joint creative projects. In 2009, she graduated from the Transcarpathian Art Institute, Graphic Design Department. The well-known Transcarpathian artist Nadiia Ponomarenko significantly influenced the formation of the artistic vision of the future artist. Emma Tremba now lives and works in Uzhhorod.

Emma is an artist-abstractionist. At first, she worked in computer graphics. This work was fruitful and the talented girl took prizes at the contests in computer design. Besides, one of the main activities of the artist was the design of interiors, and painting was considered to be a method of non-public self-realization for her own pleasure.

In 2013, the Transcarpathian artist and curator of art projects Taras Tabaka introduced the newlyweds Trembas to the famous Ukrainian artist Oleksandr Babak, who together with his wife and artist Tamara Babak invited Emma and Ruslan to visit their art residency “Velykyi Pereviz”. The very stay in the residency contributed to the fact that the young artist began to devote more time and attention to painting. The result of a triple stay in the residency was the projects "Insomnia", "Sensation of Reality", works of which were exhibited in 2013 – 2014 at Bottega Gallery in Kyiv and gallery "Ilko" in Uzhhorod. Thus, gradually painting in Emma’s work came to the fore.

2015 was marked by a number of creative projects and art events, in particular, the artist's works were exhibited at "Imprint of Reality". The author claims that each person has his/her own inner world, which can be changed under the influence of mood, environment or surrounding people. The reality changes in a temporal aspect, it has its own stages and periods. "The project ‘Imprint of Reality’ is my embodiment of reality, a certain time, it was created under the influence of impressions from the real world, experienced in this period," Emma Tremba says.

Another creative project of this period is "The Art to See". Brightness, eccentricity, the vividness of visual images in the works, presented within the framework of the project, motivate the viewer to look and see - these are the first steps to getting not only aesthetic pleasure but also intellectual experience.

One more project created together with Ruslan Tremba – "Darab". There the author researched the transformation of the concept of land ownership. "At all times, we were most interested in the limits of our land," says the artist. Parents together with the right to their own land plot gave children the responsibility for its safety. In the Carpathians, everything is in the same way it was in the past. Darab is a land plot, assigned to a certain family, and the duty to care for it is passed from generation to generation."

In 2017, at the collective exhibition in Kyiv, it was presented the artist's works that reflect the state, which at a certain time and under certain influence shifts from one to another, forming an integral and harmonious flow from a variety of abstract characters.

Participant in numerous exhibitions and art projects. Her works are kept in private collections in Ukraine, Hungary, Slovakia, and Montenegro.