Family is often depicted as a haven of love and care, but beneath its surface lies a complex web of expectations and silent responsibilities. Women, historically positioned as primary caregivers, navigate a landscape shaped by cultural norms, personal choices, and evolving social values. This exhibition delves into these hidden dynamics, amplifying the intimate, everyday experiences of women whose labor often goes unnoticed.

From childhood spaces shaped by familial roles to the emotional ruptures of adulthood, the works on display explore how women negotiate their identities within structures that present themselves as fair yet continue to demand their silent efforts. Rather than centering grand narratives, the exhibition foregrounds personal stories and subjective realities, offering a closer look at how caregiving, emotional labor, and relational expectations shape women’s lives.

By making these tensions visible, Unseen Labor invites viewers to reflect on the unspoken dynamics of family life and the ways women both conform to and resist the roles imposed upon them.