dXI

Created for the HATE edition of DXI Magazine, this editorial series explores the quiet, often invisible traces of violence. Rather than depicting explicit harm, the portraits focus on subtle physical marks, inviting the viewer to question what remains beneath the surface.

The project deliberately avoids sensationalism. Small bruises, scratches and expressions become visual metaphors for experiences that are often hidden or overlooked. By reducing violence to its most subtle traces, the portraits ask the viewer to look closer and complete the narrative themselves.