Day 25- This continuous and fragmented act of wearing a camera in public space for 30 days started as a social and technological experiment, and has become about finding a place of quiet.

Day 24

August 10, 2016

Day 24- I am the neighbor walking in her neighborhood down a street that she walks several times a day for the last several years.

Day 23

August 9, 2016

Day 23- I am the biker wearing a surveillance camera.

Day 22

August 9, 2016

Day 22- "When you can't trust smell, only eyes can tell." NYBG/ 125

Day 21

August 7, 2016

Day 21- No public space = Private space

Day 20

August 6, 2016

Day 20- I find myself spending less and less time in the realm of public space, but what then constitutes public space?

Day 19

August 5, 2016

Day 19- No public space = strange livestream cams in nature

Day 18

August 4, 2016

Day 18

Day 17

August 3, 2016

Day 17- Searching for the corpse of the Corpse Flower, biking through Brooklyn, and falling asleep under a Beach Tree.

Day 16

August 2, 2016

Day 16- At night the Body Cam feels uncomfortably more authoritarian, more of a protective device against the people in my own neighborhood.

Day 15

August 1, 2016

Day 15- "We worry about being naked on the street, but we don’t worry about being naked on the Internet"

Day 14

July 31, 2016

Day 14- A day away from being halfway through. Day 14 leaves the realm of people, although they are not far behind.

Day 13

July 29, 2016

Day 13- The sidewalk, the train platform, and the train car has become the space of appearance for my body, where other bodies appear to me, and we occupy a space of transition together-

Day 12

July 29, 2016

Day 12- There are gestures that I have seen in real time, and then see again in recorded time, that I am compelled to re-perform.

Day 11

July 28, 2016

The camera has taken on its own persona; there are two narratives being recorded.