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myfacebelongsto.me

There was a time when the human face was simply a face: a surface that revealed, concealed, or ignored the world according to its own will. A time when image meant memory. A time when presence meant proximity. A time when privacy was the ground upon which freedom quietly rested. That world is gone.

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myfacebelongsto.me

Your face is not a dataset.
Your image is not a commodity.
Your body is not a tick-box for algorithms to sort:
“safe” or “pornographic.”
“approved” or “erased.”

myfacebelongsto.me is not a site.
It’s a declaration. An archive. A refusal.

Born from the faceless ethos of Art of FACELESS,
it cuts down to one truth:

Owning your image is freedom.

This is where it lives:

  • Essays & Manifestos → the record, the critique
  • Zines & Prints → cheeky, anarchic, physical
  • Faceless Loops & 3D Work → glitch intimacy, forbidden middle
  • Books & Collections → The Hollow Circuit
  • APP / NFT Artefacts → minted, immutable, archived

Facelessness is not absence.
It’s a choice.
And choice is freedom.

Read the myfacebelongsto.me POSTS here on Art of FACELESS

Why Your Image Is Now a Liability: Authenticity, Identity, and the Age of Deepfakes
For more than a decade, digital culture has promoted a simple rule: attach your real name and face to your work, and people will trust you. This logic shaped influencer culture, founder branding, and even professional networking. Visibility was framed as authenticity, and authenticity was framed as credibility. That equation
Art of FACELESSFACELESS
Facelessness as a Rational Response to Biometric Irreversibility
This editorial examines why “Facelessness” is no longer a fringe ideology, but a necessary strategy for data minimisation in an era of generative AI and ubiquitous surveillance.
Art of FACELESSFACELESS
The Manifesto of Facelessness — Art of FACELESS (2025)
A philosophical doctrine on biometric vulnerability, identity collapse, and digital autonomy in the age of the image. Facelessness as the foundation of freedom.
Art of FACELESSFACELESS
The Imperative of the Faceless: Anonymity, Biometrics, and Free Expression in 2025
In 2025, the stakes for anonymity have never been higher. As biometric systems, pervasive facial recognition, and AI-driven image synthesis proliferate, the ability of individuals—especially creatives, dissenters, and marginal voices—to control their own likeness becomes a frontline battleground. The loss of that control is not a mere privacy
Art of FACELESSFACELESS
FACELESSNESS IS FREEDOM (moving forward to 2026): STATEMENT OF POSITION
Under broad, catch-all frameworks, legal work about the human condition is treated as if it were dangerous, despite posing no illegal risk whatsoever.
Art of FACELESSFACELESS
THE BIOMETRIC TRAP: WHY PROTECTING YOUR FACE NOW REQUIRES GIVING IT AWAY
Once a system can label you, it can track you. Once it can track you, it can predict you. Once it can predict you, it can steer you.
Art of FACELESSFACELESS