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Overview of Practice 

2024
   → I SPY,
   → Ancestor’s’ Table
   → Chromatica
   → Stock Home Syndrome   

2023
    →  Colonial Curiosties
    →  Spring in the City
    →  Good Mourning Festival
 
2022
    →  Liminality
    →  misc process work

2021
   →   Rainbowind Canopy
   →  Mars Is Melting

2020
   →  A Southerner’s Map
   →  Dear Joyce,

2019
   →  Ruminations
   →  Uncanny Landscapes

2018
   →  Where is the North?
   →  The Group at Play

2016
   →  Welsh Landscape
   →  My Relative Life,

Emily/Amalia (she/her) is a queer Hungarian environmental artist and activist based in Tkaronto/Toronto. Working within a decolonial framework, her practice uses a range of methods and materials including wood, found objects, resin, photography, fiber, performance, and installation work – her unique aesthetic style has been called neo-folk.

Her use of colour and the tactile invite a sense of play and curiosity to its viewers as they engage with topics such as our relationship with ourselves, each other, and the more-than-human world.

Fundamentally, her practice is about helping folks back to their bodies through their senses to remember their interconnection with all beings.

This is a collective experience.