Trevor Paglen's New Book and Hypnosis Artwork Explored
Trevor Paglen, known for his work on surveillance and technology, has released a new book titled 'How to See Like a Machine: Images After A.I.' from Verso, collecting his writings on cultural mutations and hidden power networks. He also presents a new art piece, 'Voyager,' part of the exhibition 'Strange Rules' in Venice, which uses hypnosis to induce trance states for artistic experiences. Paglen discusses his theories on forces reshaping culture and how his new artwork fits into that framework.
Key facts
- Trevor Paglen has a new book 'How to See Like a Machine: Images After A.I.' from Verso.
- The book collects writings on cultural mutations and secret networks of power.
- Paglen's new art piece 'Voyager' is on view in 'Strange Rules' in Venice.
- 'Voyager' uses hypnosis to guide viewers into trance states.
- Paglen has long functioned as an artist-researcher.
- His work has anticipated conversations on government surveillance and Silicon Valley politics.
- The article is from Artnet News.
- Paglen joins the author to discuss his theories and artwork.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Verso
- Artnet News
Locations
- Venice