Security
Fan & Security Selfie Stick

Security Fan blends elements of everyday life with the unsettling presence of constant surveillance. By affixing four security cameras to a ceiling fan, this piece creates an eerie yet captivating dynamic between comfort and control. The fan’s steady rotation mirrors the endless cycle of observation, while the cameras evoke a sense of unease, scanning the space with a ceaseless gaze. As the fan moves, it symbolically spreads the reach of surveillance, questioning the limits of privacy in a technology-driven world. The work prompts viewers to reflect on their relationship with security, power, and the invasive nature of modern monitoring systems. Security Fan captures the tension between the ordinary and the ever-watching eyes around us, offering a thought-provoking meditation on the delicate balance between safety and personal freedom.

The Security Selfie Stick combines a standard surveillance camera with a common selfie stick, transforming a tool of personal expression into an instrument of self-surveillance. This work reflects on the tension between control and self-representation in our digital age, where we are both the observer and the observed. By placing the means of surveillance into the hands of the individual, the piece raises questions about privacy, autonomy, and the ways we willingly participate in our own monitoring.