These photos were taken by the iPhone which was set to automatically take a photo every five minutes when my husband and I were in Japan. The iPhone, on a strap around his neck, took its photos without any intervention from us all day long. These “accidental” images suggested new insights into assessing photographs. The displayed photos represent a curation of a few of the many images captured by the iPhone.  These images were inspired by the Japanese post-war artist group who founded the “Provoke” movement. The artists established a radical new esthetic called “Are, Bure, Boke” (grainy/rough, blurry, and out-of-focus). The scenes appearing in dreams are often ambiguous and distorted, and such style of photography allows the viewers to interpret and fill in the blanks.