Gender-based violence is becoming an urgent problem within the spaces of Cambodia’s urban sprawl, particularly in overcrowded areas.

It’s a form of violence that strips away a person’s dignity, often with limited recourse and support.

There is an ingrained perception of who “should” be in these spaces, shaping educational choices in subtle but lasting ways.

Visibility is not just an artistic choice—it’s a lifeline for those whose existence is too often ignored.