< Her >

Her is an installation that transforms collective voices into an embodied archive of solidarity. A faceless female mannequin is draped in a ten-meter textile covered with handwritten messages, drawings, and symbols gathered over nearly three months at solidarity protests for Palestine in South Korea. Carried through the streets on International Women’s Day, the fabric holds the physical traces of people from different backgrounds while becoming a shared surface of witnessing. The anonymous figure does not represent one woman, but a body carrying many voices. By bringing the accumulated fabric onto the mannequin, the work shifts collective expression from protest space into embodied presence. Viewers are invited to approach the figure and read the layers of messages, transforming witnessing from a distant act of looking into an encounter with voices that continue to demand justice.