Capitalism and global politics are known factors that resulted in climate change significantly impacting all islands where environmental disasters are rapidly increasing. The work "Siudadanos," a 2-channel audiovisual installation, is characterized by a multimodal assemblage of Emanuelson's recordings where she lets us immerse in images of St. Maarten after Hurricane Gonzalo (2014). "Siudadanos" pours you with voices, sounds of wind & sea, miscellaneous ambient noise, singing birds, the barking of neighbourhood dogs, and different music genres. Emanuelson's first-hand interviews, sounds & video recordings offer an appreciation of life on St. Maarten and explore the various reasons for divergence, the residue of the colonial era, and the subsequent period of hyper-industrialization in the Caribbean. In recognizing the ever-changing plurality of the population of the islands, she shares contemplative thoughts of islanders on provoking ideas around national unity within a continuously changing and growing population on the Dutch side.