Beverly Kills Editions

As the artist, I created a powerful and thought-provoking piece that challenges viewers to consider the ways in which mass media and technology can be used to manipulate and control our thoughts and behaviours. The centerpiece of the work is a television with a signal screen, on which the word "brainwashed" is prominently displayed instead of the usual signal indicator.

The use of the term "brainwashed" is intentional, serving as a stark reminder of the ways in which our minds can be influenced and controlled by external forces. The television itself is a potent symbol of the power of mass media to shape our perceptions and attitudes, and the signal screen serves as a commentary on the hidden systems at work behind the scenes.

Through my art piece, I seek to challenge viewers to question their own relationship with technology and mass media, and to consider the ways in which these forces can shape our thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors. By presenting the television as a tool of brainwashing, I hope to encourage a critical examination of the role that media and technology play in our lives, and to inspire viewers to take a more active and conscious approach to the information they consume.