What Usually Remains Hidden

What Usually Isn't Seen is a construction pastiche built from reclaimed cardboard and transformed

photographic fragments. Through layering, concealment, and reconstruction, the work explores the

unseen realities carried within the human body and memory. The assembled surface functions as

both barrier and revelation, suggesting that violence, trauma, and resilience often exist beneath

what is immediately visible. Rather than illustrating a single narrative, the work invites reflection on

survival, dignity, and the enduring traces of human experience.