To see—“I see”—may be grounded in a fundamental misunderstanding. In both virtual and physical spaces, we are flooded with image-based information that appears instantly knowable, yet rarely reveals its truth. Still, we absorb these images at speed. The eyes, key organs of perception, link vision to cognition, shaping how we think and forming our worldview. But what if what we see isn’t the whole story? Miryu Yoon, Eunsae Lee, and Yebin Chang pose this question through painting. The images they bring detach from familiar contexts and strike the eye. We cannot easily tell what we’re looking at. Faced with this ambiguity, our eyes begin to search for other narratives. The social and conceptual meanings we summon collide with these distorted images, leading us into a maze. And in that moment, painting whispers: “Question what you think you see.”