Silent Tears is a set of confronting photographs some in black and white in frames on the wall and others on translucent Perspex sheets suspended from the ceiling that enable you to walk among them seeing the photos from both sides.
The work of the photographer Belinda Mason records the experiences of disabled women who are subjected to violence or have become disabled as a result of violence inflicted on them. There is a back story to every photograph that is available in printed materials for sale at the gallery but even without the back story the photos tell a sad story in their silent testimony to misery.