Vidéosurveillance et fiction: Le miroir indifférent
The article from artpress (July 2004) explores the intersection of video surveillance and fiction, focusing on the concept of the indifferent mirror and staging. It examines how surveillance technologies are used in artistic contexts to create narratives and question reality. The piece likely discusses specific artworks or exhibitions that employ CCTV footage or surveillance aesthetics to blur the line between observation and performance. No specific artists, institutions, or locations are named in the provided content.
Key facts
- Published in artpress in July 2004
- Topic: video surveillance and fiction
- Key concept: indifferent mirror
- Key concept: staging (mise en scène)
- Available as PDF download
- French language publication
- Explores artistic use of surveillance
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- artpress
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