Snooping is a daily reportage of Africans living in Africa without being on assignment, it is reverse research on the behavioural pattern of the cities we live in photographic comparison with neighbouring cities, the consistencies of cultures in the diverse form they take, the language translated through gesticulations, the fashion, food, modes of transportation and most especially the architecture of the city, as a means to foster unity through collective memories and similarities of idealogy. Photographs are portals, portals that take us somewhere new, somewhere surprising and different from where are or the way of life that we are used to, it is a way of seeing.

Snooping is a search for validation, the social act of acknowledging another’s existence as a reflection of our own. It can be through a tap on the screen, a comment as an art of letting a person know we connect and understand something they have shared. 
Snooping is an agreement between the eyes of society and those it meets.


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Arinzechukwu Patrick