
Wellbeing Analysis Teciques Limited, Now you see me, 2021. Courtesy of the artists. Photography by Sam Hartnett.
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Wellbeing Analysis Teciques Limited, Now you see me, 2021. Courtesy of the artists. Photography by Sam Hartnett.
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Now You See Me, a pop-up vanity room delivers a digitally mediated space for self-reflection. A DIY two-way ‘smart’ mirror on the centre wall acts as both a screen and a mirror, projecting real-time updates of current events, world news, weather reports and traffic information.
In speaking to science-fictive ideas of domestic space — a screen in every room, everyday objects made smart — Now You See Me promotes a semblance of helpfulness; of multitasking, time-saving, while embodying the merging of rituals, of internalised and actualised surveillance.
Now You See Me, a pop-up vanity room delivers a digitally mediated space for self-reflection. A DIY two-way ‘smart’ mirror on the centre wall acts as both a screen and a mirror, projecting real-time updates of current events, world news, weather reports and traffic information.
In speaking to science-fictive ideas of domestic space — a screen in every room, everyday objects made smart — Now You See Me promotes a semblance of helpfulness; of multitasking, time-saving, while embodying the merging of rituals, of internalised and actualised surveillance.