BUILT WORLDS, unheard voices

We raise walls, carve out territory, and name it progress—but who claims the right to speak within these constructed spaces, and whose voices dissolve into silence? This collection interrogates the architecture of power, tracing the invisible lines that determine who inhabits and who is erased. Mothers, children, animals, the creeping wild—all exist as overlooked presences within structures that were never designed to hold them. These works dismantle the myth of ownership, revealing our built environments as shared, contested ground where the voiceless have always dwelled, patient and unacknowledged. What would they say, if the walls could no longer contain them?