Control Order House, Edmund Clark
“An architectural line drawing of the façade of a semi-detached house, totally commonplace in its suburban anonymity, appropriately adorns the cover of Control Order House, a compelling study of one such subversive use of this modern internment. After challenging the British Home Office, photographer Edmund Clark gained restricted access to an anonymous location and its unidentified occupant (known as CE), who existed in exile, strictly monitored under house arrest.”