I SEE FACES

Do you see them too?

Duck Face Building — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Duck face found in architecture — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

Door Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Face discovered in a weathered door surface — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

Mop Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Face discovered in a mop against a brick wall — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).Skrillex_Alex Regen

Box Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Face discovered in a cardboard box — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

Metal Face Pair — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Two faces discovered in metal brackets on a wooden surface — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

Wood Log Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A face discovered in cut wooden logs — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

Metal Hinge Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A face formed by screws in a metal hinge — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

FACESSF Kids at SFMOMA — I SEE FACES Project by Alex Regen

Kids participating in FACESSF at SFMOMA — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia and creative expression.

Alex Regen Teaching Workshop — FACESSF After School Program, San Francisco

Alex Regen teaching a writing and photography workshop at FACESSF, an after-school program in San Francisco — part of the I SEE FACES project exploring pareidolia and creativity.

Camera Lens Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A face discovered in a camera lens cap — part of I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia (seeing faces in everyday objects).

Designer Handbag Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A face discovered in a designer handbag — one of the first images from I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen exploring pareidolia in everyday objects.

Elephant face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Elephant-like face formed by metal fixture, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES project exploring pareidolia in everyday objects.

Construction barrier face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face-like expression formed by a construction barrier with “WANT” graffiti, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series.

Metal plate face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face formed by screws and metal plate details, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES project.

Metal Panel Face – I SEE FACES Series | Alex Regen

Brushed metal panel with screws and a central opening forming a face through symmetry and industrial design. Photographed in New York City by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series exploring faces hidden in everyday objects.

Wooden bin face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face formed by wood grain and handle details on a wooden bin, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES project exploring pareidolia.

Wood Knot Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Natural wood grain and knots forming a subtle human face. From Alex Regen’s I SEE FACES series highlighting faces hidden in textures and materials.

House Facade Face – I SEE FACES Series | Alex Regen

House facade in warm light forming a face through windows, balcony, and architectural symmetry. Photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series exploring hidden faces in the built environment.

Plastic bag face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face formed by plastic bags and shadows on a tabletop, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES project exploring everyday pareidolia.

Street plate face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face formed by holes and surface details on a street plate, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series.

Wall Hook Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A wall-mounted hook resembling a minimal, abstract face. Part of Alex Regen’s I SEE FACES series focused on overlooked details in everyday environments.

Floor cleaner face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face-like form created by a floor cleaning machine against a wall, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series.

Backpack face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face formed by sunglasses and zipper details on a backpack, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES project.

Coffee face — pareidolia photograph by Alex Regen

Face formed by bubbles and surface patterns in a cup of coffee, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES project.

Metal Plate Face – I SEE FACES Series | Alex Regen

Weathered metal plate embedded in concrete, forming a face through industrial details and shadow. Photographed in New York City by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series exploring faces hidden in everyday infrastructure.

Vintage Porsche 911 Front View – Brooklyn NYC | Photo by Alex Regen

Front-facing portrait of a classic Porsche 911 parked on a Brooklyn street, photographed by Alex Regen. Features a roof rack, New York license plate, and warm urban light highlighting the car’s iconic design.

New York City Face – I SEE FACES Series | Alex Regen

Urban street detail in New York City revealing a hidden “face” within a brick building façade, photographed by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series exploring pattern, perception, and overlooked moments.

FACESSF Student holding a printed photograph of a face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Manhole Cover Face – I SEE FACES Series | Alex Regen

Rusted manhole cover forming a face through symmetry, holes, and surface texture. Photographed in New York City by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series exploring faces hidden in everyday infrastructure.

Construction Barrier Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

An orange street barrier appearing as a bold, graphic face. Part of I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen exploring urban objects with human expression.

Upside Down Door Face – I SEE FACES Series | Alex Regen

Industrial double doors and surrounding fixtures form an upside-down face through symmetry and placement. Photographed in New York City by Alex Regen as part of the I SEE FACES series exploring hidden faces in the built environment.

Coffee Filter Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A used coffee filter forming a face through liquid patterns and texture. From I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen exploring organic facial forms.

Coffee Grinder Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

The interior of a coffee grinder resembling a mechanical face. Part of Alex Regen’s I SEE FACES series documenting faces in both organic and industrial objects.

Kids at SF MoMA — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Children exploring art at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. From Alex Regen’s I SEE FACES series, capturing moments of curiosity, expression, and connection.

Framing the Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A child photographs a wall-mounted artwork composed of layered cardboard forms, where arrangement and perspective suggest a human face. Part of I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen

Collective Expression — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A group of children interact and move together within a museum gallery, their gestures and arrangement forming a collective expression reminiscent of a human face. Part of I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen

Abstract Expression — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

FACESSF student in a SFMOMA art museum gallery photograph an abstract painting that has a face in it. From I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen.

FACESSF Afterschool students with cameras in SFMOMA — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

FACESSF students with cameras wait to enter an exhibit. From I SEE FACES, Alex Regen’s photography series capturing faces in everyday objects.

Faucet Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A bathroom faucet resembling a human face through its structure and shadows. From I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen exploring faces hidden in ordinary objects.

Cardboard Box Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

Stacked cardboard boxes forming a simple, expressive face. From I SEE FACES, Alex Regen’s photography series capturing faces in everyday objects.

Child Portrait — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A candid portrait capturing a joyful expression in an urban setting. Part of I SEE FACES, a photography series by Alex Regen exploring human emotion and presence.

Scooter Headlight Face — I SEE FACES by Alex Regen

A Yamaha scooter’s headlights forming a playful, human-like face. From I SEE FACES, a photography project by Alex Regen capturing faces in urban environments.

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