This paper argues that photographer Trevor Paglen and filmmaker Harun Farocki engage in a form of hacking of control images of surveillance organizations. Paglen's photo series follow the traces of secret military bases and unregistered spy satellites, while Farocki accompanies in his films the transition of prisons from disciplinary institutions to institutions of control. Both artists expose in their works not only the process of surveillance itself, but the necessary blind spots that every attempt to survey has. This is achieved by aesthetic practices that detourn and dismantle the protocols of surveillance institutions. Engaging in the creation and maintenance of counter-knowledge Paglen’s and Farock’s works open faultlines for politica...
[EN] This paper traces a historical path through different devices, imaging devices or computer soft...
El motivo visual de la sala de vigilancia y control constituye una invención ligada al propio dispos...
This paper proposes to describe aspects of a computational visuality that is reflexively approached ...
<p>This paper argues that photographer Trevor Paglen and filmmaker Harun Farocki engage in a form of...
This study aims to show how the images used by Harun Farocki in the films Prison Images and Images o...
In 2008, an exhibition center in Northern Spain hosted a project called Situation Room which tried t...
This paper examines the scopic and attentional regimes related to surveillance technologies and prac...
This article addresses the link between the hypervisibility regime in which the contemporary subject...
This article explores the political dimension of three surveillance artworks: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s...
Using a diversity of materials, German filmmaker Harun Farocki made a series of vigorous investigati...
International audienceantiDATA, digital disobedience. Art and technocritical hacktivismAn analysis o...
International audienceOn the border between arts and surveillance studies, this book analyzes the te...
Este artigo aborda o vínculo entre o regime de hipervisibilidade em que se encontra o sujeito contem...
The present study proposes an analysis of the digital image in the ubiquitous contexts of Artificial...
In the post 9/11 western societies, there has been a large deployment of surveillance technologies i...
[EN] This paper traces a historical path through different devices, imaging devices or computer soft...
El motivo visual de la sala de vigilancia y control constituye una invención ligada al propio dispos...
This paper proposes to describe aspects of a computational visuality that is reflexively approached ...
<p>This paper argues that photographer Trevor Paglen and filmmaker Harun Farocki engage in a form of...
This study aims to show how the images used by Harun Farocki in the films Prison Images and Images o...
In 2008, an exhibition center in Northern Spain hosted a project called Situation Room which tried t...
This paper examines the scopic and attentional regimes related to surveillance technologies and prac...
This article addresses the link between the hypervisibility regime in which the contemporary subject...
This article explores the political dimension of three surveillance artworks: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer’s...
Using a diversity of materials, German filmmaker Harun Farocki made a series of vigorous investigati...
International audienceantiDATA, digital disobedience. Art and technocritical hacktivismAn analysis o...
International audienceOn the border between arts and surveillance studies, this book analyzes the te...
Este artigo aborda o vínculo entre o regime de hipervisibilidade em que se encontra o sujeito contem...
The present study proposes an analysis of the digital image in the ubiquitous contexts of Artificial...
In the post 9/11 western societies, there has been a large deployment of surveillance technologies i...
[EN] This paper traces a historical path through different devices, imaging devices or computer soft...
El motivo visual de la sala de vigilancia y control constituye una invención ligada al propio dispos...
This paper proposes to describe aspects of a computational visuality that is reflexively approached ...