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Together, this collection of work lingers in moments where visibility flickers and transforms. Dia Jade attempts to shape a utopian narrative through surrealist, abstracted portraiture, reflecting on queer identity and relationships. Carter Crosby composes databent images, merging visuals and sound, and revealing cycles of decay and growth. Noah Fodor examines history, membership, masculinity, and queerness by traversing archive, collage, and text. Clarine Lee highlights the fragility and rarity embedded within what is often overlooked. What is made visible, and what is not, defines how we see. Everyone is warmly invited to explore the exhibition and gather afterwards in the Education Center to continue the conversations!