Being Heard

Description

The artwork presents a visual metaphor for voicelessness and confinement within a professional or bureaucratic setting. The leaves and eyes, often symbols of growth and perception, are interspersed with linear, geometric shapes that resemble bars or boundaries. The composition evokes a sense of restriction, as the organic forms are intersected and overshadowed by these rigid, straight lines, symbolizing the suppression of natural expression and vision.

The eyes, possibly representing the individual’s identity and insight, float amidst these constraints, suggesting an environment where observation is allowed but the ability to speak out or act is hindered. The leaves might symbolize ideas or talents that are similarly trapped or stifled.

This artwork is a commentary on the struggle to be heard in an environment that systematically silences individuality and creativity. In this place, one is seen but not acknowledged, their true potential boxed in by the strictures and expectations of their role or the corporate framework surrounding them.