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Chinese whispers

These images are on the evolution of technology but also media on how its perceptive and power can control our minds. This is a set of images you see you will have to 'de-code' to understand them, such as many stories or 'facts' that are presented to us by false media advertisements on the truth polluting our minds.

The ideas and theories on who influenced me for this are things also such as fake media, the CEO of Twitter calling out politics, the false claims with no proof, countless frauds, Plato - allegory of the cave and Robert Rauschenberg - erased de kenooing.

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