At the beginning of the 1980s, my elderly grandmother smuggled George Orwell’s forbidden book ‘1984’ in her underwear through ‘Check Point Charlie’, from the West. The reality in East Germany mirrored the worst of the paranoid excesses set out in Orwell’s book.
Photographs of three-dimensional abstract forms of data about controlling the citizens of East Germany,

image size 68X48cm, Giclée ink jet print on INNOVA White Matte 285g

Shortlisted for Aesthetica Art Prize 2019
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