To be human is to be invisible. Our inner lives and worlds unseen and unheard. The veneer of normality, assumed or presumed, hiding emotion, experience, and identity.

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How can we be ourselves in relation to wider societal expectations and norms? How can we hear our own inner landscape with so much external noise? How can we relate to our loved ones' hidden selves?

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Invisible Index explores some of these invisibilities: joy, depression, grief, trauma, gender, sexuality, disability, illness, loss, hope and acceptance. It explores the experience of being, or of learning to be, as we are.