The paintings of Rory Emmett evokes a world untethered from imposed boundaries. Joy, pride, and shared humanity flicker through the obscured figures, resonating as universal emotions. Recognition here is unstable: a projection, a memory, an echo of something we might know but cannot name. 'I Thought I Recognised You' is both question and confession. It asks us to confront our biases, to sit with the discomfort of unknowing, and to consider how visibility and its absence shapes who we are allowed to see.