About

Exposed explores and challenges the invisible parts of us, secrets, and untold stories that we carry with us every day, while celebrating the courage it takes to share these deeply personal truths. In this collection of works, artists from diverse backgrounds explore the nuanced layers of personal and societal experiences that often remain concealed from the public eye. Whether they are silent struggles, hidden identities, or the weight of unspoken histories, these pieces illuminate the complexities of what we hide beneath the surface.

In this exhibition, the act of exposure becomes a form of liberation—a declaration that the things we carry in silence do not define us, but that by sharing them, we can transform our pain into connection, our isolation into community. Exposed asks us to consider: What is it to be truly seen? And in what ways can the act of exposure heal, empower, and bring us closer to one another?