The work constructs its concept around the absurd and hyperbolized presence of video cameras in the urban environment. Through the visual intrusion of these cameras into places where their appearance is illogical, meaningless, or blatantly violates personal space, the work emphasizes how surveillance and control permeate the most diverse—and sometimes strange—zones of daily life.
Placing cameras on dishes creates the impression of being observed—watching what you eat, how you eat, and what surrounds you. The cameras are literally looking into your mouth.
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