UNSEEN

UNSEEN investigates what society prefers not to see: marginalized lives, discarded forms, bodies without identity that settle into history without leaving official narratives.
The work is composed of large masses of wrapped plastic material, installed within an archaeological site as mute presences suspended between past and future.
These anonymous, cumbersome and fragile volumes transform the landscape into a field of apparitions: what is excluded from collective vision returns as residue, obstacle and physical weight.
Plastic — both durable and vulnerable — becomes a political device that holds social traces and erased memories.
UNSEEN is a work about absence as presence: what is hidden continues to act.