[Destroying the Scene] 



Destroying the scene is a research project based on a single image taken from a surveillance camera recording. Sourced from a collection of security camera footage, this particular image, taken in an internet café in India in 2016, serves as a case to study ways to  deal with bodies that are recorded in the context of control.


How can we use such images without repeating the control mechanism of those who produce them? How can the surveilled body be brought back to the scene without being opressed / exposed?


The idea of destroying the scene emerges as a gesture of hiding the clues through a process of fragmentation and enlargement. Traces of diffusion, superimposition, breakage, and distortion appear, resulting in the following works:

[Triptych Diffuse]

[Destroying the scene - Book]

[I’m Hacked]