ABOUT FACE explores how the assumptions we place on others reflect ourselves more than those we judge. We often rush to define people—who they are, what they do, and what they believe—after mere surface-level observations, seeing their faces, their clothing. These assumptions stem from our own life experiences. And our judgments often reveal more about ourselves than others. So what happens when someone's back is turned and you can't see their face? How do you see others—and yourself—then?