Taking Notes
Created during a time of heightened political affairs, this piece challenges the viewer to confront the uncomfortable truths of who is seen, who is heard, and who is left to navigate the shadows of a society that claims to be inclusive. The woman’s act of taking notes is a quiet rebellion—a testament to resilience, intellect, and the enduring pursuit of knowledge despite the barriers imposed upon her.
Through this work, I aim to amplify the voices of those who persist in the face of invisibility and to provoke a dialogue about the complexities of belonging in a nation still wrestling with its own identity.
Created during a time of heightened political affairs, this piece challenges the viewer to confront the uncomfortable truths of who is seen, who is heard, and who is left to navigate the shadows of a society that claims to be inclusive. The woman’s act of taking notes is a quiet rebellion—a testament to resilience, intellect, and the enduring pursuit of knowledge despite the barriers imposed upon her.
Through this work, I aim to amplify the voices of those who persist in the face of invisibility and to provoke a dialogue about the complexities of belonging in a nation still wrestling with its own identity.
Created during a time of heightened political affairs, this piece challenges the viewer to confront the uncomfortable truths of who is seen, who is heard, and who is left to navigate the shadows of a society that claims to be inclusive. The woman’s act of taking notes is a quiet rebellion—a testament to resilience, intellect, and the enduring pursuit of knowledge despite the barriers imposed upon her.
Through this work, I aim to amplify the voices of those who persist in the face of invisibility and to provoke a dialogue about the complexities of belonging in a nation still wrestling with its own identity.