Through images of the sky—a universal symbol of freedom, vastness, and the absence of limits—the work proposes a reflection on how mass video surveillance conditions our everyday freedoms. Paradoxically, these images appear enclosed in squares that evoke surveillance screens and generate a constant feeling of control. The contrast between the serenity of the clouds and the discomfort produced by these rigid frames highlights the contradiction between the idea of ​​freedom and the reality of a permanently monitored society. In this way, the work denounces how the continuous presence of cameras in our daily lives transforms and limits privacy and alters the way we act, observe, and relate to space, giving rise to a freedom that is only apparent: a monitored freedom.