Site-specific / Immersive Installation, 2019PREVIEW explores mechanisms of surveillance, control, and the psychological normalization of constant observation. Within a sterile,... Read More
Site-specific / Immersive Installation, 2019
PREVIEW explores mechanisms of surveillance, control, and the psychological normalization of constant observation. Within a sterile, almost clinical environment, surveillance cameras become both passive objects and active symbols of invisible power structures.
The installation creates a state of tension between absence and presence. The seemingly empty space is charged with latent violence, suggesting that control no longer requires direct confrontation but operates through permanent visibility and anticipation.
By reducing the visual language to minimal spatial interventions, PREVIEW transforms architecture itself into a psychological condition. The work confronts viewers with their own position inside systems of monitoring, exposure, and self-regulation, questioning how surveillance reshapes perception, behavior, and collective anxiety within contemporary society.
