What do you see? Who else is looking?

I see: . . . . .

We saw: . . . . .

Will you tell someone? Will you keep it a secret?

I told: . . . . .

I will tell: . . . . .

Where are you going? Where to you live?

I sleep: . . . . .

Who are your neighbors? What are they like?

I suspect: . . . . . .

What do you do at home? What goes on?

I hide: . . . . . .

Who do you trust? Who do you love?

I trust: Y / N

I love: Y / N

Step back from the curb Miss. Are you going to move?

I’m sorry Sir but this area is off limits. You’ll have to go round.

Are you listening to me? I don’t want you to stand there.

Everyone has to move back.

MOVE BACK

Of course. About five, I think?

I don’t know, I think it finishes near a tube station.

I’ll just follow everyone. Or I’ll ask a policeman. It’ll be fine mum,   honestly.

FROM THE RIVER TO THE SEA

we as students have a right to protest. this is our

NOT JUST FOR THE RULING CLASSES

people, ordinary people, are beginning to see the hypocrisy of

WHAT DO WE WANT?

the national media, the lies that are fed to

WHEN DO WE WANT IT?

thousands of people here today

WORKERS AND STUDENTS UNITE AND FIGHT

taking our country into

WHOSE STREETS?

OUR STREETS

Every day, hundreds of people use cameras. What if one of them seems suspicious?

Terrorists need cameras to plan attacks. They might photograph in public places, or near public transport. If you see anything you find suspicious, do not hesitate. Report it.

Let the police decide what action to take.

what am I looking at?

faces, faces, faces,

so many goddamn faces

faces

one

by

one

by

one

until every single face

is done.