Invisible Prison explores the psychological structures and social codes that silently regulate human behavior. Using spatial restriction, light manipulation, and textual elements, the work constructs a confined yet familiar environment where the viewer becomes both observer and participant.

It asks: how do we internalize expectations so deeply that we no longer notice the walls? In an age governed by algorithmic feedback, social scripting, and emotional standardization, Invisible Prison becomes a metaphor for the systems we carry within us.