What you see is always less than what you get: Software interfaces, websites, even apparently neutral computer functions always hide and deliver invisible structures and codes which are either socially or culturally predefined or create a new framework for the perception of the world themselves. The work of Graham Harwood, cofounder of the London based artist group Mongrel, always blurs the border of the obvious and the subconscious, between the surface and the subtexts. In best bastard manner, Harwood questions common classifications, irritates limited views and usages of technology and ignores any boundaries between what is art-on-the-first-view and whatever it could be. "Mongrel is a mixed bunch of people, machines and intelligences working to celebrate the methods of London street culture. We make socially engaged culture, which sometimes means making art, sometimes software, sometimes setting up workshops, or helping other mongrels to set things up."