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by tijl
1805 days ago
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Unfortunately, the article doesn't mention the motives of the artist. This isn't about politicians using their phones. It's about surveillance and license plate or facial recognition. With camera systems popping up in all public spaces at an astonishing speed, the artist wanted to make politicians feel what it is like to be constantly monitored as a suspect. |
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