The Weight of Being Seen
A solitary figure curls inward, caught between vulnerability and the relentless gaze of others. Surrounding faces emerge from the darkness like fragments of judgment, memory, and fear. The body becomes both a shelter and a prison—folding into itself in an attempt to escape a world that refuses to look away. The work explores psychological isolation, social scrutiny, and the fragile boundary between the self and the identities imposed upon it.