Selective Blindness examines how perception is shaped—and limited—by the social, cultural, and economic milieu into which one is born. The work reflects on the ways certain realities and living conditions remain unseen, not by absence, but through inherited frameworks of at-tention and privilege. What appears “normal” or self-evident is revealed as pre-packaged, rai-sing questions about responsibility, awareness, and the possibility of learning to see otherwise.
Six sleeping masks in different 2nd hand fabrics, 2025