I mentioned in a different response to this photo that I noticed the empty seats surrounding the senator. I wonder if that sense of lonliness, or the comedic nature of his ludicrious claims, could...Read more
My sight is first pulled to the single syringe on the top and in the middle of the image. I then notice the jumble underneath.Read more
The image works well with the description. How might it change if there was no description?Read more
As an anthropologist, this image could be considered a part of kinship studies and how we culturally produce normative family structures. Furthermore, these structure endure for generations. The...Read more
Having also chosen such a structure that juxtaposes two images of the same space at different times, I think it provides a clear way of articulating change over time that many visuals cannot. Even...Read more
I think it was fashioned like this because it is what most PECE users would identify with, vs using a screen shot of code.Read more
The image of the police officer playing connect 4 with the young boy in touching. I want to relish in this captured moment in which male police officers and the boy (who is normally the...Read more
This image encourages a conversation about the state's role in creating and managing toxicity. Such an ID card would support James Scott's idea of state legibility of its subjects. Read more
Kim Fortun discusses the role of digital infrastructures and visualization practices in rendering toxics legible.Read more