In a world where faces are forgotten, a lone figure stands amidst the chaos of swirling thoughts and perceptions, their identity erased by the overwhelming tide of conformity. Above them, a single eye watches intently, representing the ever-present scrutiny of society. The eye sees everything, yet understands nothing, its vision clouded by the intricate web of lines that bind the observer and the observed. This faceless figure, draped in shadows and ambiguity, reaches out, questioning their existence and the purpose of their visibility in a world that demands conformity but offers no recognition. The story of “Seeing;why?” captures the poignant struggle of maintaining individuality in a society that sees only what it wants to see, leaving the essence of the person lost and undefined.