Veil of the Unseen

Veil of the Unseen is a series of five works built around a sustained investigation of visibility — what it means to be seen partially, incompletely, or not quite. Each composition places a figure against an enclosing void and then poses a precise formal question: how much of this person do you need to see to recognize them as a person? At what point does incompleteness become erasure? The images are deliberately unfinished in a conventional sense — each one is an argument that incompleteness is not a failure of the work but its condition of meaning. What is withheld is as much a compositional element as what is shown.