Being on a train is a microcosm of the private/public blur

Being on a train is a microcosm of the private/public blur. Not only is the carriage leaking out business and living room phone calls but i...

Being on a train is a microcosm of the private/public blur. Not only is the carriage leaking out business and living room phone calls but it's being instagrammed, emailed and tweeted from - a carriage of documention. I looked down the aisle once to see a guy sat with his smartphone square in my direction. I don't think he was taking photos, but the psychological panopticon effect had already snapped my posture into david bowie's "Heroes" pose (in reality, I hopped on to the next seat. Away from the line of sight and my rock star photo shoot).














You Might Also Like

0 comments