I SEE FACES

I SEE FACES was founded in 2012 by visual artist, photographer and educator Alex Regen, after he spotted an uncanny face in a Celine handbag - an image that sparked a lifelong exploration into the hidden humanity within everyday objects. What began as a moment of curiosity evolved into #iseefacestoo, a global movement and creative community inviting people to find perspective in everything and humanity everywhere.

Regen’s work has been featured in AOL Daily Finance, Huffington Post, Honolulu Museum of Contemporary Art, The Perfect Exposure Gallery in Los Angeles and The Laundry in San Francisco. His arts-education programs have been implemented at FACESSF.org, 826Valencia.org and SafePlaceforYouth.org, empowering inner-city youth to reimagine their surroundings and themselves through photography, creative writing, immersive field trips and social entrepreneurship.

Through I SEE FACES, Regen continues to challenge how we see the world and, in turn, how we see ourselves.