Ghost Face aims to draw attention to the generally female practice of internalizing loud feelings for fear of being deemed hysterical. But it also hopes to suggest that there is a type of quiet power that can be harnessed through this delicate art of holding back. The show features five laser-cut drawings that are suspended between panes of glass and held over a muted, flickering light. Difficult to photograph, the pieces must be experienced in person, within the confines of the darkened gallery space. Like a spider's web caught in sunlight, the drawings are completely invisible until suddenly they aren't.

Ghost Face features work by Christina Welzer (B.F.A. '19).