We see and do not see Judy in the frame; she is as visible and invisible as the talent that went into taking the photograph.
While tipping you off about local talent (Invisible Orchestra, Crosa Rosa, Rob Green, Field Studies), Notts' creatives extol a scene that, like this small city itself, is tight-knit, collaborative, multicultural.
Not being in possession of a broadcast camera (and therefore invisible to the talent) I'd decided to grab candid snaps of the new judges as they spoke to Daybreak, BBC News and the like.
You're rendered invisible because your talents, skills, and capabilities are not being utilized.
Though films rarely allowed Sander to show his gift for physical comedy and slapstick, playing an invisible angel exploited his talent for comedy and mimicry.
Mr. Selman's life would have remained invisible except for his outsize talent for connection.
Reebo apparently had a particular talent for making himself invisible while hanging around the studio during the Darkness sessions.
This means looking more carefully at what talents and resources are invisible but close at hand.
But their talents and experiences are largely invisible, in ways which contribute to the radically shrunken sense of the purposes and meanings of higher education in our society.
They are about the circulation of talent and ideas at speed, through invisible personal networks.
