Esther Hovers Recreates Scenes Of Suspicious Behavior To Question Surveillance In Society - IGNANT
The work of The Hague-based photographer Esther Hovers is rooted in visualizing the relationship between power structures and technology. Her conceptual series and print publication...
Name Esther Hovers Project False Positives Words Steph Wade --> The work of The Hague-based photographer Esther Hovers is rooted in visualizing the relationship between power structures and technology. Her conceptual series and print publication False Positives investigates how surveillance systems study our behaviors in public—and queries whether their classifications are acceptable, or not. The ways in which we conduct ourselves in public spaces are monitored, stored, and analyzed more now than ever; presently, the average city-goer is caught on security camera up to 300 times a day. This ma
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