The series is an exploration of seeing and not seeing, both in a literal and metaphorical sense. It examines the limits of perception and the tension between visibility and concealment.

Through abstract forms, obscured surfaces, and subtle visual ruptures, Blinded creates an atmosphere that is both enigmatic and haunting. The works confront the viewer with the question of what lies beyond the visible and to what extent our perception is shaped by biases, constructs, or external influences.

The series employs light, shadow, and textures to delve into the physical and psychological dimensions of "being blinded." At the same time, it invites reflection on what it means to be blind—not only in the optical sense but also to emotions, truths, or the experiences of others.

Blinded prompts deep contemplation and challenges the viewer to critically examine their own perspectives and the boundaries of their perception.