Informed by Google predictive search data captured from two major U.S. cities, individual search queries centered around the self ("Am I...", "Will I...", "Why can't I...", etc.) were silently broadcast back to the streets. Ranging from the banal, to the personal, to the existential, the questions reflect a subconscious yet familiar anxiety.The project exploits our individual insecurities to reveal that beneath a surface of isolation exists the possibility of community, empathy, and acceptance—if we are willing to risk exposure and intimacy.
Ranging from the banal, to the personal, to the existential, the questions reflect a subconscious yet familiar anxiety.
