In 2009, when artist Jessamyn Lovell’s identity was stolen, she hired a private investigator and tracked down the culprit, a woman named Erin Hart. For two years, Lovell shadowed Hart, creating this archive of grainy surveillance of her identity thief, embodying at once the roles of stalker, investigator, artist, spy, and citizen vigilante. In exposing the person who exposed her, she engages in a personal form of pixel-based justice.