Switching his camera to ‘silent mode’, famed Japanese photo-artist Masato Seto unobtrusively captures the faces of fellow riders on the Tokyo underground train. Lost in their own world, dreaming, contemplating, blank, they do not notice the quiet man freezing their soul in time with his silent camera. Each face an inner truth, a story, a fantasy perhaps, a haiku to unself-consciousness rendered with exquisite sensitivity.