"The Netopticon report attempts to display works and actions that reveal, subvert and demystify systems of control in the network and the urban spaces. Works that vary from those taking the aesthetic and poetic approach, treating the systems of control and monitoring as intimate, personal and narrative subject to politically oriented projects inverting the use of technologies and the control means for countersurveillance."
This study of the surveillatopia is illuminated in the context of urban reality in Israel, and surveys a bunch of projects tracing the evolution of network panopticonism. (via: Space and Culture)
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