Surveillance systems in interactive installations
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It is a computer-controlled spotlight that alights on people in a public space. It is an interesting exploration into how people react when they are in the spotlight. Some people really enjoy it, in a kind of celebrity way, some people get really scared of it in a very surrealist kind of way. It is interesting that both reactions come out of the same thing.
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