The Most Wanted selects
continuous live JPG images from security cameras found on the Internet.
Sequential updating every two seconds creates motion images.
The image source is changed every fifteen seconds, on a random basis.
The images are superimposed with texts. These comprise the names of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists.
The work is intended to test the climate of anxiety around the issue of threat.
It combines surveillance network cameras with data from global
intelligence sources.
Its title nods in the direction of Andy Warhol’s 'Thirteen Most Wanted Men' (1964).
Sequential updating every two seconds creates motion images.
The image source is changed every fifteen seconds, on a random basis.
The images are superimposed with texts. These comprise the names of the FBI’s most wanted terrorists.
The work is intended to test the climate of anxiety around the issue of threat.
It combines surveillance network cameras with data from global
intelligence sources.
Its title nods in the direction of Andy Warhol’s 'Thirteen Most Wanted Men' (1964).
- Broadband Internet connection is required.
- The Most Wanted uses ‘frames’ to format its WebPages.
- Mozilla browser required.
- (Note: work will not function with Internet Explorer. Other browsers: untested).
- If an image does not load, this is because the camera has gone offline: