What appears to be a photograph is in fact a meticulously rendered drawing by Gwenessa Lam. A close look reveals a figural bust cloaked in a thin, semi-translucent veil. This bust was one of several sculptures and objects that Lam discovered in an old estate, during a residency in upstate New York. All were wrapped or covered, but this one was particularly enthralling because of the loose, almost see-through nature of the draping. The covering is simple, even haphazard, as if to allow the sculpture – and its untold history – to breathe. Lam recreates this hauntingly beautiful tableau in immaculate detail, resisting the temptation to reveal the bust in its entirety. Instead, the figure remains an enigma, exactly as the artist originally found it, shrouded in captivating mystery.