Part of the group exhibition - Un_Touched is a photographic series examining the politics of intimacy, visibility, and emotional access within non-conforming experiences.

Developed through a process-based approach, the work translates personal narratives of non-conforming identity into visual compositions structured around repetition and circular movement. Rather than presenting fixed portraits, the images explore the body as a site where affect, memory, and social restriction accumulate.

The circular dynamic within the series reflects recurring patterns of desire, distance, and disconnection - suggesting how emotional and physical intimacy can remain simultaneously present and inaccessible. Through this visual framework, Un_Touched considers how identities shaped outside normative structures of belonging negotiate visibility, vulnerability, and relational space.