Who's Watching Who

2015, stainless steel, plastic and internal electronics, 28 X 24 X 24 in.

“Who’s Watching Who,” 2015, by Keith Francis. This 28 x 24 x 24-inch sculpture consists of five white and black security cameras mounted on the ends of adjustable, heavy-duty stainless steel conduits. The cables emerge from a central base like metallic tentacles, allowing the cameras to "peer" in multiple directions simultaneously. The work critiques mass surveillance and the erosion of privacy.
“Who’s Watching Who,” 2015, by Keith Francis. This 28 x 24 x 24-inch sculpture consists of five white and black security cameras mounted on the ends of adjustable, heavy-duty stainless steel conduits. The cables emerge from a central base like metallic tentacles, allowing the cameras to "peer" in multiple directions simultaneously. The work critiques mass surveillance and the erosion of privacy.

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