ARTICAL BOOK,
NOTEBOOK, MIRROR, COTTON THREAD, NEWSPAPERS

The truth is always long sought after by the public, but the public often fails to see the real facts.

What the public is concerned about may be media stories, government guidance or their own imagination. All of these factors can powerfully guide an individual's perspective on things and limit it to a narrow view.

This artwork exploits the voyeuristic mentality created by holes, mirrors and information. People can only see part of an event and are subjectively influenced to make statements about it. This work criticises the love of voyeurism and the tendency to be misled by the medium because one does not notice the whole picture.