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The World Is Not Always Turning Around You(people hate to be taken a picture on street)

“The world Is Not Always around You” is an individual video art project by Shun Momose, consisting of the series shoots of streets in Berlin.

If you wander around streets in Berlin, you would encounter the turning advertisements, which you are likely to be blind. … Yes! Nobody cares advertisements!!!

… So what if I put a camera(a smart phone) on the turning advertisement, which people hate to see.

The outcome is… wow!!… the most natural people and their faces and bodies flaming in and out, being free from the surveillance of the other one’s eyes whose role Michel Foucault points out in the example of Panopticon as the structure of this modern society. It’s a video composition of chance.

Very naturally exhibited people on streets by a camera.