Untitled (Shower)

“Ma doesn't hear it. She's asleep, snorin' like an old brown bear after a dogfight. Don't know how she manages that. 'Cause I can hear it. The whole valley can hear it. The machines are huntin' tonight.1” “At 3pm, 110 miles east in the Saxon town of Zwickau, a house in the Frulingstrasse exploded.2” “We can now combine the locational information from mobile phones together with ISP numbers of individual computers and use social network face recognition software to track down dissenters before deploying remote aerial hardware currently in use in Afghanistan.3” An ongoing dystopian fantasy in non digital format. Shower is an illuminated graphic coffee table. An ongoing disjunctive narrative in movable and interchangeable pieces 1. 'Terminator: Attack of the Drone' by Moshin Hamid, Moshin Hamid 2011 2. 'How could a gang of neo-Nazi kilers evade police for 13 years?', The Guardian, Saturday 19 November 2011, page 35 3. 'Securing Britain in an Age of Uncertainty' Strategic Defence Review - Part Four: Wider Security, 2010, page 43