Passport 2012-
Ear prints on the passport paper
21.0 × 29.7 cm
Ear prints on the passport paper
21.0 × 29.7 cm
This work implies that the government's control over people extends beyond just their fingerprints to encompass their entire bodies. It represents a typical Western ignorance and apathy towards third-country nationals (also known as non-EU foreign nationals). Additionally, migrants are compelled to assimilate into European ways of life or face forced deportation to their home countries. In this project, the use of various ear prints symbolizes the extensive government surveillance not only of non-EU foreign nationals but also of Europeans, raising questions about the national surveillance system.
