A visual interrogation of covert power structures and the weaponization of perception. The title references the Proactive, Pre-emptive Operations Group, a controversial concept tied to clandestine U.S. military and intelligence strategies. This work reimagines P2OG not just as a bureaucratic acronym, but as a symbol of how state apparatuses manufacture consent, manipulate narratives, and suppress dissent under the guise of security.

The composition is deliberately chaotic — layered with symbols of surveillance, propaganda, resistance and tension between visibility and invisibility: what is seen, what is hidden, and what is deliberately distorted. 

“P2OG” is not just a critique—it’s a provocation to confront the uncomfortable reality that democratic ideals are often undermined by the very entities sworn to protect them. It is a call to vigilance, to question authority, and to reclaim agency in the face of systemic confusion.