Making the Invisible Visible is a film set design project that explores how colour and shape can express characters’ psychological states. Working from an original script by director Mohammed Adeeb, I designed a series of studio sets that visually reflect the emotions of grief, disassociation, and tension without relying on dialogue. Through detailed research, personal experimentation, and inspiration from films like Black Swan and Her, the project translates inner emotional experiences into immersive spatial compositions. Each set becomes a storytelling tool—turning invisible emotions into visible, tangible environments.