“In time, we discovered that only certain frequencies could be perceived. This was confirmed when using instruments that could detect what we could not. Their communication is above what our medium will allow, but some frequencies do penetrate through to our comprehension.

It appears to listen, although, this speculation could be derived from what we know of our own mode of communication, rather than this being’s…

…

Is it really a being? Is it listening? Why are the oscillations drifting into closer frequencies?

I don’t trust my perception any more.”

Large scale blobby sculpture by Emma Denby made with textiles.

Emma’s practice draws inspiration from a fantasy narrative that she continues to evolve. The ‘Foramen’ are the subject of this world, and provide a visual language for her art installations, paintings and sculpture.

Young girl places her hand on a standing stone-like sculpture with patterns

Interested in how audiences can autonomously engage with artworks, she uses sound, creative technology and large-scale structures to encourage play and interaction with her works.

A blobby like small sculpture is shown at the edge of a lake whilst the sun reflects on the lake
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An organic shaped sculpture is photographed outdoors, the sculpture is round and fluid
The camera drifts around a panel, creating reflections on a wall reminiscent of a wobbly landscape
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