Matrix Security, Brighton: array

“Matrix Security” burglar alarm, Brighton • Has lots of connotations, including an incomprehensible and increasingly crappy film franchise. But it’s also a mathematical term, meaning a rectangular array of elements. And the word offers designers the chance to use a giant ‘X’, which is always good. • Spotted: Surrey Street, Brighton, East Sussex, England, 2010 • Politics: In the Green constituency of Brighton Pavilion

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