An immersive sound installation in which a Plexiglas divider (8’ x 4’ x ¾”) steers the viewer or listener to either the left side or the right side of the gallery wall, offering an opportunity for the viewer to engage with its physical, social, and emotional power.

Stop Ignoring Me was first exhibited at Goldey Paley Gallery as part of D’Emilio’s long-term research on the power imbalances in relationships, and uni-directional modes of communication (2011-2014).

An immersive sound installation in which a Plexiglas divider (8’ x 4’ x ¾”) steers the viewer or listener to either the left side or the right side of the gallery wall, offering an opportunity for the viewer to engage with its physical, social, and emotional power. Stop Ignoring Me was first exhibited at Goldey Paley Gallery as part of D’Emilio’s long-term research on the power imbalances in relationships, and uni-directional modes of communication (2011-2014).