The beauty of being able to fly is the opportunity to see things from a new perspective, as they really are. From here, in contrast to what one observes from the ground, shocking scenes of unequal spaces emerge. Some of these communities are clearly designed with divisiveness in mind; in other cases, these separations have more or less grown organically.

Using a drone, Johnny Miller captured the most visible scenes of economic difference and class hierarchy present in the landscapes he visited, as objectively as possible. His photo exhibit offered a new perspective on a distressingly old problem. Miller hoped that his photographs would provoke a dialogue that could begin to address issues of inequality and disenfranchisement in a productive manner.