Unseen Faces

Unseen Faces is a sculptural wall installation series that explores the emotional structures we rarely acknowledge. Through the use of industrial PVC pipes, arranged in continuous geometric lines and intersections, the project transforms utilitarian materials into visual metaphors for connection, memory, and presence.

Each piece in the series is composed of a single uninterrupted line that begins and ends at the same point — a symbol of cyclical journeys and emotional repetition. The pipes, traditionally hidden within walls, are brought to the surface, painted in vibrant yellow and accented with gold leaf. Yellow represents the present moment — sharp, immediate, and alive. The gold leaf, by contrast, symbolizes memory: precious fragments that remain bright despite time and erosion.

This series invites viewers to reflect on the unseen forces that shape us — the quiet flows of thought, the emotional detours, and the moments of intersection. It raises questions about how we build and carry internal structures, and how something as rigid as a pipe can speak to something as fluid as a feeling.