The pieces in this series depict these barren backdrops alongside children, sheep, and shrouded figures, exploring themes of innocence, adaptation, avoidance, and hope.​ We have naked and naive desires, and we have calluses that form over those desires, protecting us from hurt and disappointment. "We'll See" is an empathetic reflection on this reality, balanced between gratitude and regret. 

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The exhibition also invites us to inhabit the interval between what we see and what we sense. Through light, reflections, and subtle distortions, the works transform small boxes and mirrored surfaces into perceptual spaces. A faint glimmer moves across the drawings, multiplying them into fragments and echoes. Nothing appears entirely fixed; the image shifts as the viewer moves. In this quiet choreography of reflections, the spectator unknowingly becomes part of the scene.