At its core is gaze-juggling: a practice of flipping perspectives, playing with the weight of observation, and catching new meanings mid-air. Speaks to the experience of living under constant watch — especially as it shapes the lives of women.
“Despite how others’ narratives shape us, sometimes leaving us as little more than reflections of them”
2borderlines speaks to the duality of the gaze: how it both diminishes and empowers.
It navigates the porous edges between utility and representation, the natural and the artificial, freedom and control, destruction and creation. These are just some of the many borderlines we encounter. Each one becomes semi-permeable — both barrier and conduit —allowing for flux, cross-pollination, and transformation.