In one of the most iconic photographs published this year, protesters in Hong-Kong are seen directing laser-pointers into police cameras, in an attempt to jam their face-recognition abilities. Where in the past protests were organized to increase the visibility of individuals and groups in society, 21st-century protests may have the opposite goal. That is, they demand the right to anonymity, invisibility, to stay under the radar,  to keep in darkness, to become a ghost in the eye of the system and the machine. Additionally, 2019 awoke an outcry to expose the invisible apparatuses that control our lives, from the AI algorithms that decide which content we’ll be exposed to on the internet, to the invisible hand of the global economy and the current crisis of climate change.