Using myself as subject I drew inkblot-inspired drawings to symbolize subjective imagery. How images hidden in inkblot cards are subjective, may or may not be seen by an individual and differ from person to person. I've linked that to the racial situation in South Africa and also how racism towards Caucasians is often overlooked; may or may not be seen; how it can be subjective, how it is sometimes not viewed as racism because of the white skin.

Transparent acetate sheets contain blacked-out lines which serve as a way to censor things in the articles printed below them. When lifted up one can still see the original article.