See and Be Seen is a photographic exploration of how identity is expressed, performed, and perceived in public space. Whether blending in, standing out, or quietly resisting, people navigate who they are where the personal and collective intersect. These moments reveal how behavior shifts with context, culture, and the awareness of being observed. In a world saturated with cameras, the line between observer and participant blurs. The work reflects on visibility, perception, and how public space—shaped by attention, expectation, and image—shapes how we move through the world.