11/06/2026
This poster – my submission for the Anfachen Award – explores justice as a question of personal accountability. “Can you still look me in the eye?” confronts the viewer with their own conscience and invites reflection on their actions, privileges, and responsibilities – because justice begins with each of us.
“See or be seen” highlights the tension between witnessing injustice and staying silent. Do we look away when faced with inequality, or do we choose to face it? Justice is not passive. It requires awareness, visibility, and the courage to truly see – both ourselves and others.
The eyes resemble a globe, suggesting that we are asked to look the world in the eye – and question whether what we do to it is just. At the same time, they evoke surveillance, as if our actions are being constantly observed. The pixelated aesthetic reinforces this sense of being watched and held accountable.