The Only Way Out A maze is not built to keep you in. It is built to make exit difficult. Every path permitted, every turn allowed, and yet the centre holds you longer than it should. This aerial photograph of a garden maze makes visible what most control structures prefer to hide, that the architecture of confusion is indistinguishable from the architecture of permission. You are free to move. You are not free to leave easily. The paths are open. The exit is withheld. Shot from above, the full geometry of the trap becomes clear only when you are no longer inside it. From the ground, it is a garden. From the air, it is a system. The only way out is to see it whole. Shot on DJI Mavic 2 Pro at 28mm, Shutter Speed : 1/320 Aperture : f/2.8 ISO : 100 Processed in Adobe Photoshop Location: Rotorua, New Zealand Year: 2019 "I, Navaneeth Unnikrishnan, declare that if this piece is selected and purchased by the 6529 Network Museum, this work will be released under CCO and I have full rights to make that release."