Well, after promising during two weeks that I would upload all the work I have been doing for TaeYoon, i finally got the strength and the time to really do it. As you guys knew, I decided I would create a set of rules to critique the notions of control and surveillance that define society now. We live in a society that functions around the concept of fear. It is the reason under which governmental control uses different techniques of alarm and propaganda.
RULES:
1. Initialization: Start walking, from Union Square, to Ground 0.
2. If subject sees policemen or firemen, subject walks on opposite direction.
2. If subject sees suspicious bag/container, subject follows object 2 streets. Then subject walks direction Ground 0.
3. if subject sees or hears "terrorism", "protect/protection", "alert/alarm", police/policemen", "save/safety", subject turns and walks opposite direction.
4. If subject sees American flag, subjects turns left,
5. If subject doesn´t see/hear anything for during three streets, subject walks Ground 0 direction
6. Program lasts 120 minutes.
The first image illustrates the path were the rules brought me. I find interesting the shapes of the drawing that is created on the map. The squares represents any symbols of nationalism founded or symbols of controls. Most of them were flags (I never, never in my whole life I had seen such amount of flags. We know they are out there, but once you pay attention to them, they appear everywhere)...Not to talk about the policemen and firemen...
The blue line, pictures the shortest walk to my objective, Ground 0. 
These next images are some of the documentation done during the process.
Union Square
This two next images. In them, me, getting certainly pissed while not being able to get out from drawing squares in the city.
One wasn´t enough...two, just to make sure nobody missed it...
Next image, Relocated ad, a reality show about the witness protection program.
A sign between the Lower East Side and Chine Town...And in the other corner, a surveillance camera...They must be pretty safety hanging out in the corner...
After, two hours of walking ...my prize: A wall reminding me that even thought some governments might have forgotten it, we do have rights. We have the right of intimacy, and freedom.