Unseen

I made her without showing her face. The cloth over her head hides who she is, and that was the point. We rarely see a woman as one single person. We tend to see a role, an expectation, a body that others feel they have the right to name. So I covered the face and left the body bare and quiet, sitting with her hands folded, holding herself. Simone de Beauvoir said that no one is simply born a woman, that it is something you slowly become under everyone's eyes and demands. I wanted that weight to be felt in the stillness of her posture. And because the face is hidden, she could be anyone you know, anyone you love, or even you, in a moment of being completely yourself.

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Each work begins as an original digital composition and is produced as a physical fine-art print using professional archival materials. This is not a hand-painted original; it is a gallery-quality printed edition created from the artist’s digital artwork.

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