Through this coexistence of visibility and invisibility, I explore the idea that existence is never singular. Every form – like every life and every emotion – contains multiple truths, shaped by the one who perceives it. Reality shifts with perspective, deepens with attention, and expands when we step beyond the comfort of what we believe we know.
These works become an invitation to question the boundaries of perception:
What does the world look like outside the limits of our vision?
What stories remain unheard simply because we are not the intended audience?
How much of our own identity exists in the unseen?
By revealing what is usually hidden, I aim to remind us that the visible world is only a fragment of the whole. Beauty, meaning, and existence continue into the darkness of the spectrum – waiting to be noticed, waiting to redefine the way we sense the world.
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