Joe was never meant to be seen.
He mopped floors under masterpieces, swept up the dust of centuries, and whispered goodnight to the brushstrokes no one else noticed. For forty years, he was the unseen steward of beauty, until the day he died. No obituary. No tribute. Just silence.
But Joe never left.
Now, the only way to glimpse him is through the glitchy glow of forgotten security monitors. A ghost janitor, caught between pixels and purgatory, endlessly cleaning the museum that once made him feel whole. Trapped in the Feed invites you into the fractured lens of haunted surveillance. Each screen in this series shows a different camera feed. Each one reveals a surreal world of warped color, broken pixels, and distorted memory.
Joe flickers in and out, wiping spectral smudges, sweeping the cracks of reality, tethered to the only thing that ever loved him back: the art.
Look closely. He’s there.
And maybe, just maybe, he’s watching you too.