InterviewX-Ray Vision vs. InvisibilityAfter scouring the government’s public Internet databases, artist Noelle Mason transforms surveillance x-rays and satellite imagery into sculptural works that commentate on the lives of undocumented immigrants.Read More
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X-Ray Vision vs. Invisibility
After scouring the government’s public Internet databases, artist Noelle Mason transforms surveillance x-rays and satellite imagery into sculptural works that commentate on the lives of undocumented immigrants.
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