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Flock: Know Who is Watching

Role

Graphic Designer & Illustrator

Date

May 2026

Location

Aurora, IL

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A series of activist art pieces designed to raise public awareness about Flock Safety, a billion dollar license plate reader company operating across 49 states. The work draws on Soviet constructivist aesthetics, using a strict palette of blood red, black, and aged off-white to reframe corporate surveillance infrastructure as a political issue. The series spans propaganda style posters, a printed handbill designed for door to door distribution, and an editorial booklet, each grounded in documented facts sourced from the EFF, ACLU, and public records.

Booklet spread titled 'What is Flock?' with editorial body copy on the left and a photo of a solar powered surveillance camera on the right. A red and black propaganda style license plate image spans the full width of the center.

Booklet spread titled 'Size and scale.' Left page lists Flock network statistics in bold monospace type over a dark red background. Right page is mostly dark with a glowing red orb and a pull quote reading 'If Flock's 20 billion monthly scans were printed as individual receipts and stacked, the pile would reach the moon and back.

Booklet spread titled 'Error and... oversight.' Two page editorial layout with multiple columns, inset photos, and pull quotes on a crumpled paper texture background. Left page covers Flock's 10% error rate, right page addresses the absence of federal regulation.

Full bleed booklet spread showing a grid of grayscale portraits of people of diverse ages, ethnicities, and backgrounds, with a few highlighted in red. Large serif text across the center reads 'This affects us all.

Left page is headed 'Had an Abortion.' and right page 'Search For Female.' Editorial body copy and red tinted archival photos document a real 2025 case of a Texas officer using Flock's network to track a woman suspected of self-administering an abortion across state lines without a warrant. The only reason this search is known to exist is because the officer had to type a reason before running it.

Booklet spread titled 'Officers Used Flock To Stalk Women.' Introductory spread for the cases section, incorporating real news article screenshots and mugshot photos alongside editorial body copy and a red illustrated Flock camera in the bottom right corner.

A door slip card with a red background and large eye icon at the top. Below in bold distressed type reads 'Neighborhood Watch' and 'Flock Is Watching You.'

Door slip card on a crumpled off-white background. A large dark eye illustration fills the center. Bold blood red distressed serif type reads 'Your Ring Doorbell Is Always Watching.' Deflock.org is printed in the upper right corner.

Photo of the Ring doorbell door slip tucked into a black residential door handle. The eye illustration and partial text 'Your Ring Doorbell Is Always Watching' are visible on the card.

Yard sign on a wire stake with a dark crumpled paper texture background. White text at the top reads 'Warning.' A white box in the center contains bold italic black text reading 'This Flock Camera Just Tracked You.' Below in red reads 'Deflock.org' with a red eye icon.

Photo of the Deflock yard sign placed in the grass beside a rural road directly beneath a solar powered Flock camera mounted on a black pole. A car is visible in the distance driving away.

Propaganda poster in black, cream, and red. A driver's hands grip a steering wheel as a road stretches into the distance, lined on both sides with rows of red and cream eyes. Bold perspective text reads 'Tracking Your Every Move.' Bottom text reads '90,000 cameras. 49 states. No federal oversight.' A QR code links to deflock.org.

Propaganda poster on a blood red background. A raised fist holds a license plate reading 'Know Who Is Watching' in bold black type. Bottom text reads 'In 2025, police used Flock to track protesters exercising First Amendment rights.' A QR code links to deflock.org.

Propaganda poster in black, cream, and red. A giant shadowed hand reaches down over a road map with a tiny car visible below. Bold distressed type at the top reads 'Who Owns Your Movement? Your data. Their database.' Bottom text reads '90,000 cameras. 49 states. No federal oversight.' A QR code links to deflock.org.

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