This image works as a small essay on tourism, attention, and the making of cultural value. Its humour lies in repetition: three men adopt near identical gestures, each raising a phone towards the same point. The act of looking has become ritualised. They do not only see the place; they perform the act of seeing…

Another from my ‘clocked’ collection… On the same day… The image turns a small civic rule into a wider question about power, leisure, and public space. Its irony is clear, perhaps almost too clear, but the work gains depth through social tension rather than novelty. The sign marks some people as valid viewers and others…