The comic imagines the thoughts of a man who finds one of the cards. His response: “Being unmarried. Not having kids. Saying ‘we’ instead of ‘I’ when talking about the weekend.” — Told in parallel layers, the narrative follows him imagining a family weekend while sitting on the Tube with the card, before eventually sending it back. A small smile appears — what I hope the intervention makes possible: quiet relief through the simple act of letting something out. I experimented with different printing methods and realised the effect works best in Riso, due to its distinctive colour tone.

The layered prints build on my earlier Tube photography. I overlaid handwritten answers — what someone feels judged for and how they try to hide it — using anaglyph techniques. Without 3D foil or glasses, the text becomes difficult to read, mirroring emotional distance and how easily we overlook what others carry beneath the surface.