Seen

For the invisible people who kept on giving, even when nobody was looking.

Inside a crowded public market where everyone wears white masks, Lina quietly spends her days serving others through repetitive labor and silent acts of care. But the more she gives, the more invisible she becomes inside a community that no longer knows how to truly look at one another. Over the course of one emotionally exhausting day, a quiet child selling sampaguita flowers becomes the first person to recognize Lina not as a worker—but as a human being.