Jaywalking Frames: computer vision catches jaywalkers, photos priced as fines
driesdepoorter · x · 2026-10-07
Artist Dries Depoorter's Jaywalking Frames project uses open public cameras and computer vision to photograph jaywalkers worldwide, selling each photo at the price of that country's fine (€65 US, €94 Poland). Restocked after selling out, the project doubles as a provocative statement on public surveillance and privacy.
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