These works explore the quiet pressures that shape women's lives: the expectations, constraints and invisible labour woven into everyday existence. Much of it is never named. It is carried, not discussed.

The figures are caught between resistance and endurance, held in a still moment where something is pushed against and something is endured, both at once.

The silence here is not empty. It is made of what goes unsaid. Underneath lies a simple question: what is the difference between being seen and being heard? These works invite the viewer to slow down, look longer, and consider who they might have overlooked.