We often look to another person's eyes for an answer. What You Let Me See considers the limits of that instinct: the feeling that we have understood someone when we have only glimpsed what they are willing to reveal.
The gaze offers a sense of closeness without a complete explanation. Its emotion remains open to the viewer, who may recognise something familiar without knowing its cause.
The work holds that tension between being visible and being known. Even in an intimate encounter, something can remain entirely our own.