Audio and Spacial Installation

visibleInvisible is focused on the idea of what is beneath or beyond immediate perception. Invisible illnesses are not always noticed and perceived by others. This project illustrates through a continuous and uncomfortable loud white noise and subtle movement of the suspended pieces, that some issues are only made visible and clear upon closer examination and questioning. Each individual component relates and responds to the body in size and through an almost imperceptible breath-like movement. Viewers can move through the piece and recognize there is more to discover beneath the almost opaque pieces as well as reflect on their understanding of others.