Seeing Without Being Seen: The Map as a Medium for Simulated Surveillance

An illuminated, 170 square meter satellite photograph of Berlin covers floor and walls of the exhibition space of the former Stasi-prison in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen – it visualises the surveillance network of the Ministry of State Security (MfS) which reached out across Eastern and Western Germany until 1989. The map turns into a multimedia projection that locates…
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