This project explores the weight of witnessing suffering, standing at the edge of violence, unable to act yet unable to turn away. Through layered imagery and stark contrasts, it traces how the knowledge of harm seeps into memory and body, blurring the line between observer and participant. These are not images of violence, but of its echo: the moral and emotional burden carried by the witness. The work asks whether witnessing is solidarity or silent complicity, holding the gaze on what we might prefer to look away from.