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It is a well-known fact that we are always monitored in the name of our own securities and of the society's. We are coerced into accepting this by different methodologies and technologies, the most common being an active internalization of policing the self and our immediacies.
The confluence of the State and Market Forces is increasingly altering and disordering our individual and social traits for its own benefit ; the entire society has been operating like an open prison where we function with an everyday consciousness of being watched - which has in multiple ways altered the public's behavior - deepening and domesticizing practices of discipline and punishment.
This mirroring of the State by the individual in our cultural context has undertones of caste, gender, race, region biases in its working methodologies.
'Seeing You, Seeing Me' is under the thematic 'Subjects of Surveillance, which in small ways attempts to decode the methodologies of how power is seeing us and how we look back at power via our own distorted hacks.
Showing works by:
Debanshu Bhaumik
Deepikah Rahul Bhardwaj
Karthik KG
Manit Jignesh Gajjar
Point of View Team
Vijay Kadam
