In the era of information explosion, power quietly puts on cosmetic lenses for the truth, making it blurred and distorted; capital openly puts a filter on lies, making false illusions alluring. Under this seemingly glamorous appearance, a group of blinded modern people are trapped in the whirlpool of "seeing" and "being seen". They struggled in the visual trap intertwined with power and capital, interpreting scenes of absurd reality.
The work "Invisible to the Naked Eye" is like a sharp blade, cutting through this false appearance. It uses the false conformity report of the food safety detector as the entry point, peels off the cocoon, and goes deep layer by layer to weave an intricate visual web. This web spans corrupt transactions in official circles, shady operations in enterprises, interest disputes in rural areas, and all kinds of life in the market. It unreservedly displays the darkness and unbearability in every corner of society in front of readers, triggering people's profound reflection on reality.
