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Silence of the Unseen
Collage on wood, 23" x 36"
Silence of the Unseen is a fragmented collage built from a digital, pop-art reinterpretation of an editorial photograph of Christina Aguilera. Originally sourced from a magazine image, the portrait was digitally illustrated in the artist’s signature style and then physically deconstructed and reassembled on wood, transforming a familiar media image into a deeply personal statement.
The segmented composition disrupts the sense of wholeness, asking the viewer to piece together identity from disconnected parts. This visual fragmentation serves as a metaphor for invisible disability and chronic illness—conditions that often require individuals to appear composed while quietly enduring physical and emotional strain. Negative space and misaligned panels emphasize absence, silence, and what remains unseen. The work functions as both an act of visibility and a quiet protest for those whose experiences are too often overlooked.
Silence of the Unseen
Collage on wood, 23" x 36"
Silence of the Unseen is a fragmented collage built from a digital, pop-art reinterpretation of an editorial photograph of Christina Aguilera. Originally sourced from a magazine image, the portrait was digitally illustrated in the artist’s signature style and then physically deconstructed and reassembled on wood, transforming a familiar media image into a deeply personal statement.
The segmented composition disrupts the sense of wholeness, asking the viewer to piece together identity from disconnected parts. This visual fragmentation serves as a metaphor for invisible disability and chronic illness—conditions that often require individuals to appear composed while quietly enduring physical and emotional strain. Negative space and misaligned panels emphasize absence, silence, and what remains unseen. The work functions as both an act of visibility and a quiet protest for those whose experiences are too often overlooked.