This trending phrase often refers to how loving someone means seeing them for who they are, typically from one person to the other. Their little quirks, habits, and interests - acknowledging them as a language of love.
In this immersive experience, the artist challenges the opposite - when we look into the mirror, what do we see?

<To be Loved is to be Seen> prompts and encourages participants to see themselves and thereby, learning to love what they see. Learning to love can be tricky and difficult, so the artist takes the lead first.