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Private Property
C-prints, 2006
At the base of all these images is the unseen presence of those who watch - the security personnel whose job it is to monitor this emptiness, the artist who transgresses the codes of private property, and the gallery visitor who acts as witness. Foucault's theories of surveillance have a resonance here; order, visuality and power fall into a natural equation. (Lynn Beavis)
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Private Property#1, 100 x 136 cm
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Private Property#2, 100 x 127 cm
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Private Property#3, 100 x 127 cm
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Private Property#4, 100 x 127 cm
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After Dark#3 (outlook), 100 x 127 cm
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Guard#4 (Martin), 122 x 91 cm
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Guard#1 (Hassan), dimension variable
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Guard#2 (Kirk), 122 x 81 cm
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Control Room, 120 x 152cm