Emma Hunter MRSS

My practice stems from the psychological, autobiographical yet seeks connection through an expression of the universal back going back to the ancient. Sculptural works are abstract but bodily in nature and often contain elements of contradiction, vulnerability, duality. Currently I’m concerned with exploring experiences of matrescence, feminism, the domestic and coercion.  I like to use combine materials, working with cast metal, ceramic, fabric, found objects where balance is sough through both the hard and the soft, the symbolic and obscure often with sexual undertones.