Unseen/Seen explores quiet moments that interrupt the ordinary — not with spectacle, but with presence. A gesture, a pause, a shadow. These figures don’t perform, yet they shift the scene simply by being there. A woman shapes vision with her hands. A child kneels before a wall of stories. A leg slices through someone else’s stillness. A body sits under the weight of culture. These are not events - they are fractures. The series is about what slips just outside visibility — and how these moments, once seen, rearrange the way we understand presence.
Yana Raaga is a Latvian photographer based in Aluksne, a small town in Northern Europe. Her work explores perception, silence, peripheral environments, and the subtle psychological conditions embedded within everyday reality. Through long-term observational practice, she investigates how attention, duration, and repetition transform the experience of space and presence.
Awards Finalist PX3 State of the World 2024; recognition in IPA and BIFA; multiple acceptances and distinctions in FIAP international salons.
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