I See You.

This sequence aims to comment on perception, alienation, and the fragility of meaning in a chaotic world. The hand drawn eye which I snapped on the wall, someones passing graffiti, fades across panels mirroring the dissociation or disconnection of the observe and a presence overwhelmed by their surroundings. It reflects themes of awareness, noise, and the complexity of interpreting reality. Referencing symbolism like the Eye of Horus and the tear, it bridges ancient communication with modern emotional experience. This triptych is a quiet confrontation with the experience of being seen, seeing too much, or not being seen at all.