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Foreign agents
In response to the increasingly virulent anti foreigners rhetoric in the UK and Europe, I use the traditional racist trope "They are everywhere" (Ils sont partout") popularised by antisemitic movements in the 19th century.
Using "We" instead of "They" reverses the power dynamic. By embracing a perverted version of this slogan, foreigners proudly assert that they are here to stay and won't apologise for existing. A Daily Mail nightmare.
You are who you watch
In a world where surveillance and control have turned into a conflict between governments and their own citizens, the dynamics of who observes whom is crucial. We now willingly share and consume news and media simultaneously, creating an endless feedback loop between the observers and the observed. The roles of watcher and watched merge, reminiscent of Janus, embodying a dual identity. It’s a Kafkaesque dystopia intertwined with the Schrödinger principle—can you truly choose a side?
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