Unseen Territories is a documentary and site-responsive exhibition that explores the entangled relationships between land, identity, and spatial memory. Situated on Southern Paiute territory in Las Vegas, Nevada, the project convenes 14 local BIPOC artists to engage in critical acts of cultural reclamation and collective authorship.

Through personal flag-making, ephemeral interventions, and embodied performance, the artists interrogate colonial iconography and its legacy in public space. Rather than merely challenging dominant narratives, Unseen Territories reconfigures them—foregrounding ancestral knowledge, lived experience, and speculative futurity.

Operating at the intersection of community-based practice, decolonial aesthetics, and spatial politics, the project reclaims visibility for those long excluded from the symbolic landscape. It is both a refusal and a proposal: a curatorial strategy that makes room for belonging, sovereignty, and reimagined public memory.