EXPOSE is not an organization.
It is not a movement.
It is not a representation.
EXPOSE does not ask for membership
and does not produce belonging.
It has no leader,
no spokesperson,
no program.
EXPOSE is born as an individual gesture
and remains so.
It does not propose an idea to follow,
but a condition to exercise:
the gaze.
Seeing is not neutral.
Seeing is an act of responsibility.
Every time the gaze fails,
the other is reduced.
And where the other is reduced,
war becomes possible.
EXPOSE exists to stop this passage.
Not with action,
but with attention.
The sign of EXPOSE
does not communicate an identity.
It makes a choice visible.
Those who use it
do not speak on behalf of EXPOSE.
They only testify
to their own way of being in the world.
EXPOSE refuses exhibition,
simplification,
propaganda.
If it becomes spectacle,
it empties.
If it remains gesture,
it remains true.
EXPOSE does not promise transformations.
It does not guarantee results.
It does not measure effects.
Am I looking at the other
or am I projecting onto them?