Submission for ReVision Arts' "Voyeurism" group show.
Voyeurism: From the French voyeur, "one who looks" can take several forms, but it's principal characteristic is that the voyeur does not normally relate directly with the subject of their interest, who is often unaware of being observed. In our current state of technology and our involvement
of many aspects of Social Media, we have come to an impasse of what
is considered "private". Their submitted work is a commentary on
what it means to be a voyeur in a world where everything is shared.
The idea behind this refers to the duality between what is considered a "socially acceptable" online behavior against a "socially unacceptable" offline behavior through a real life voyeur-friendly tool. Facebook is providing a safe spot for you to watch, functioning like a "socially acceptable peephole".
It's offline voyeurism against online voyeurism.
Watching the ones who are watching.
