Autofiction is an interactive installation — a constellation of CRT screens that collapses surveillance and spectatorship into a single feedback loop. Cameras watch the viewers; the viewers watch themselves being watched; the screens close the circuit. What starts as spectacle becomes evidence, and the act of looking becomes a layered performance of power, intimacy, and visibility.

The piece borrows its title from the literary genre in which the author writes herself as a fictional character. Here the audience takes on that role — pulled into an image they did not compose, unable to step outside it.

In collaboration with MK and B. Shanshan.

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