Who's Watching is an investigation of the relationships between voyeur and subject. In today's electronic society where surveillance has become ubiquitous in the private and public sectors, Who's Watching comments on how this dynamic raises public discourse.

Who's Watching employs both the private and public place and turns the tables on the voyeur, whereby the voyeur becomes the viewed and the comfort of the person watching is threated as he/she becomes the one being watched. With the use of the Internet, mass circuitry and surveillance satellites, our privacy is becoming more and more enroached upon. Who's Watching raises the perception and awareness of who, when, and where we are being watched.