X-radiograph(s) of "Lee Family" 

Editor: This is an X-radiograph of "Lee Family" by John Greenwood. The ghostly image underneath has a certain allure. What do you see in this piece, looking beyond the surface? Curator: The X-ray reveals a hidden history, almost like peering into a collective unconscious. Notice how the face emerges, a symbol of familial identity, yet obscured. What does this radiographic view suggest about the nature of portraiture itself? Editor: It’s like a memory, partially faded yet still present. Curator: Precisely. The image becomes a cultural artifact, a palimpsest of time and representation. The visible damage further layers the meaning. Editor: This has given me a new perspective on how images carry weight, even when we can't see them clearly.