S.U.I. stands for Smart Urban Intelligence and caricatures the growing tendency towards computer-controlled surveillance of public and private […]
Category Archive: sousveillance
SIMVeillance: San Jose, by Katherine Isbister and Rainey Straus in collaboration with SIM consultant Chelsea Hash, uses surveillance […]
Electroland‘s new work EnterActive is now live at the Met Lofts apartment building, 11th and Flower streets, in […]
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ctrl[space] : Rhetorics of Surveillance from Bentham to Big Brother. Edited by Thomas Y. Levin, Ursula Frohne and […]
Inspired by the fact that mobile phone users are to be tracked to within 50 meters, as a […]
Torrent Raiders is an arcade-style video game and a dynamic network visualization that addresses issues of domestic surveillance, […]
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I’m always on the lookout for games using CCTV cameras (btw, if you’ve heard of any, please leave […]
Marc Böhlen‘s website has provided me with some amazing stories ever since i started blogging: from the Open […]
Your face is safe with me, by Tiffany Holmes, is an animation generated from a camera recording live […]
The Tactical Ice Cream Unit, a project of the Center for Tactical Magic, distributes ice cream but also […]
(A)Bugs is an interactive ceramic sculpture –at a time when working with ceramics is regarded as “totally lame, […]
Commenting on the Invisible Coat, Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg to Daniela Kostova‘s Invisible Suits performance. The suits are made […]
SVEN – Surveillance Video Entertainment Network, aka “AI to the People,” is a real-time video performance system that […]
Gun Control, by Scott Kildall, explores issues of both security and surveillance. Each of the four units incorporates […]
The purpose of the Counter-Surveillance Headdress, by Gloria Sed, is to empower the wearer by allowing him/her to […]
RealMan, the Surveillance Reality Manipulator, explores the notions of authenticity and effectiveness of surveillance and its ubiquitous presence […]
I’m wasting an insane amount of time with Panopticon, 1984, What are you looking at? (about a location […]
Subtitled Public is an empty exhibition space where visitors are tracked with a computerized IR surveillance system. Texts […]
The CCTVme prototype works like an analog ï¬?rewall. It protects people’s privacy from outside attacks through the internal […]
Abuse of the Public Domain is the first solo show of one of my favourite artists, Stanza. It […]
Airport Insecurity is out. This game to be played on Java-capable mobile phones deals with inconvenience and the […]
Chris Oakley‘s video The Catalogue deals with the retail environment, surveillance technology, RFID and data brokers, where access […]
Nullpointer‘s CCTEX installation is based on the expanding cultural practice of game modification and the increasing presence of […]
Peter Weibel: Observation is not a menace; observation is entertaining. Surveillance is enthusiastically enjoyed. A blog that revels […]
The Head is a wearable sculpture with a connection to the internet and a public access via sms. […]
Simon Greenwold ’s I Like to Watch / CopVision is a program that watches television and in particular […]
random search is an undergarment which displays the search experience we go through at airports, sport games, concerts. […]
Loca is an interdisciplinary project on mobile media and grass-roots, pervasive surveillance. A person walking through the city […]
The aim of the TROIA -Temporary Residence of Intelligent Agents- project is to focus public awareness and discussion […]
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Evidence Locker, a work i was dying to see since 2004, is currently on view at Sparwasser HQ […]
Being asked to show ID when purchasing a drink in a bar is not an unusual occurrence in […]
Public Broadcast Cart, by Ricardo Miranda Zuñiga (author of Vagamundo), is a shopping cart equipped with a microphone, […]
Tad Hirsch, from MIT’s Media Lab and TxtMob, has adapted a desktop version of the iSee Project for […]