Now, when the limits between private and public are becoming increasingly blurred, many visual artists are undertaking the documentation of this new world, one in which photographs are pervasive and a vast visual archive is freely available to anyone online. Guest-edited by Jörg Colberg and with a text by Aaron Schuman, this edition primarily raises the question of what has happened to the idea of privacy when weighed against the pressures of open and unsecured information. Where does the image end and the intrusion into ones life begin? Includes work by Osvaldo Sanviti, Merry Alpern, Monica Haller, Willem Popelier, Joachim Schmid and several others.