"To Be Seen, Not Heard" explored vulnerability, resilience, and the emotional weight of anxiety. Through powerful, personal works, Desireé Vaniecia examined the tension between visibility and silence. In a unique twist, viewers were invited to participate, blurring the line between observer and subject. This immersive experience ensured the exhibition was not just seen, but felt.

Now, through this short film, To Be Seen, Not Heard lives on beyond the gallery walls. Captured by Explordinary, the video offers a deeper look into the emotions and themes that shaped the exhibition.

Watch the video here.