Emi Sisk, born and raised by the sea in Japan and Hawaii, is an award-winning artist celebrated for her distinctive paintings and transformative digital photography. Her work, ranging from vibrant watercolors to abstract digital compositions, reflects her profound connection to nature. Emi not only manifests her commitment to environmental sustainability through her ‘Save The Corals’ collection but also through her academic pursuit, completing a course on climate change at Harvard University. Her distinct pieces of digital photography have been recognized on multiple occasions – earning a Bronze Award from Camelback Gallery in 2023, and being showcased in the esteemed Griffin Museum of Photography’s exhibition.