Seen and Not Heard (3) Type:9"x12" Print and its persistence

and its persistence

stands as both subject and symbol — a reminder of the human body’s history

"The Black Bear" speaks to the intertwining of life and death

orange-brown lips hold a vivid blue eyeball — a surreal and emotionally charged reversal of gaze

resilience

Seen and Not Heard (3) Type:9"x12" Print and its persistence"Seen and Not Heard (3)" is the final, powerful image in a three part series exploring the complex intersection of visibility, voice, and the feminine experience. In this haunting watercolor portrait by J. Brooke Wade, orange brown lips hold a vivid blue eyeball a surreal and emotionally charged reversal of gaze. Its a portrait of silence and awareness, of seeing but not speaking, and of the quiet tension that builds when voices are kept behind closed