When we talk about violence, we rely on words and sounds to describe what we see. But sometimes violence stays hidden. What if we could reconstruct and picture it? In this episode of Talking Violence, we speak with Bob Trafford, Assistant Director at Forensic Architecture and former investigative journalist, about new ways of seeing and exposing violence. From forensic reconstructions of state complicity to exhibitions that challenge official narratives, Bob discusses the ethical and political implications of visual investigations with us. We explore Forensic Architecture’s role in high-profile cases like the Hanau attack and discuss how art, visual technology, and public engagement can become tools for justice.