OVEREXPOSED is composed of a series of nine unauthorized photos of
high-ranking U.S. intelligence officials of the NSA, CIA, NI, and
FBI who were related to Edward Snowden's revelations. The
appropriated material was found by monitoring photos and selfies
published on Internet public platforms without the control of the
officials. The images were reproduced with the street art HD
Stencils technique, and they were disseminated onto public walls
throughout major cities. The artwork satirizes the era of
ubiquitous surveillance and overly-mediated political personas by
exposing the officials accountable for secretive mass surveillance
and over-classified intelligence programs. New modes of
circulation, appropriation, contextualization, and technical
reproduction of images are integrated into this artwork.
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