Unseen uses conceptual photography to depict the experiences of struggle by a group of participants. Suzie Larke uses constructed imagery, digitally stitching photographs together so that they present as a single, untampered image. Using this “magical realism” to transform pictures that take every day and skew it, she creates images that interpret the subjective experience of mental health struggles. This project aims to help people express their experiences through conceptual photography. It aims to increase awareness and conversation about mental health and unite us in the knowledge that everyone goes through – and can overcome – struggle.

This event is located outdoors at the Harbourfront Centre Parking Pavilions, as well as indoors in the south hallway.

An audio description of each work and braille book will be available.