Domestic Self-Surveillance

by Sen McGlinn and Sonja van Kerkhoff, 2003


Detail of Domestic Self-Surveillance on Bernhardstraat, Leiden, 2003.

Made for the MoDA Outsized show at the Museum of Design and Architecture in London, it is a large old lampshade suspended from a tree branch.

If you look up into the lampshade, you see yourself reflected.
The mirror reflects back on the viewer to create a space for 'reflection' as well as creating the sense of being watched. If you stand directly underneath you can see light through the tiny lens in the centre of the mirror.


Detail of Domestic Self-Surveillance, 2003.

    Shown:
    2003   MoDA outsized curated by Jolanta Jagiello,
              Museum of Design and Architecture, Middlesex                     University, Cat Hill Barnet, London, U.K.



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