>>3532706We live in an age of constant surveillance, you're constantly watched, monitored, and, with the help of biometric data, AI, and phone based localisation, identified.
The process is mechanistic and adversative.
By curating the pictures, you take the opposite approach, it's a benevolent, kind gaze.
Surveillance cameras are the stare of the warden. You can be the father looking at his children.
