Oil on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

This artwork comes with an external frame

'Urban Realities: Everyday Watching' is a compelling artwork that delves into the pervasive nature of surveillance cameras, etching a visual narrative of constant observation within the seemingly mundane setting of a loading dock.

The Loading dock serves as a microcosm of daily life, where individuals engage in routine tasks unaware of the omnipresent surveillance cameras documenting their every move. The juxtaposition of ordinary scenes against the unblinking lenses of the surveillance apparatus, creates a tension that underscores the reality of modern urban existence.

The play of light and shadow accentuates the clandestine atmosphere, emphasizing the silent scrutiny that permeates these overlooked spaces. The Artwork prompts the viewers to confront the implications of constant surveillance on individual privacy, societal norms, and the blurring boundaries between public and private realms. By focusing on the loading dock , the artwork serves as a metaphor for the broader impact of surveillance on our daily lives, encouraging a nuanced reflection on the balance between security and personal freedom in the contemporary urban landscape.