When David Rowe put a smart meter in his home, it wasn’t so that he could spy on Amy, his teenage daughter. But that’s what happened anyway. 800KM from home, with the same idle curiosity that has me popping open my Twitter feed when there’s a lull in activity, he decided to check on his … Continue reading On the Leakiness of Surveillance Culture, the Corporate Gaze, and What That Has To Do With the New Aesthetic