With sculpture as socio-spatial practice, Emma works at the intersection of encounter, materiality, performativity, publicness, memory, photography and film,  to trace contested presences in the public sphere, as live organism, fluid and entangled.

With movement across natures, research favours hybrid, interventionist formats for thinking-with trauma, place, geo-politics, conflict, temporality, notions of agency and in collaboration with assemblage of acts, objects, sounds and relations, provoking sometimes unpredictable, yet (re)generative interchanges.