David Kim and Yazan Khalili on Hiding Our Faces Like a Dancing Wind
<p>David Kim and Yazan Khalili discuss Yazan’s video, <em>Hiding Our Faces Like a Dancing Wind</em>, currently on view in the exhibition <em>Being: New Photography 2018</em> at MoMA through August 19, 2018.</p> <p>“How do we disappear in the digital age? This is a project that works with the facial recognition technologies in smart devices and its historical background in the colonial practices.”</p> <p>You can find an additional conversation on the impossible legality of an artwork between David Kim, Yazan Khalili, Elizabeth A. Povinelli, Jonathan Beller, and Vivian Ziherl in <em>e-flux journal</em> #90.</p>
Authors: David Kim
Contributors: Yazan Khalili
Part of: e-flux podcast