Simon Denny: The art of Hacking – Technology and its power in our lives | LIVE ART #8

Artist Simon Denny denounces the power of technology in our lives at the exhibition “Hack Space” in Hong Kong, 行进 2016.

Using the graphic design of modern technologies and advertising, Simon Denny deals with the most up-to-date topics: hacking, products for organizing and shanzhai (copying). Together with Chinese artists, he presents his latest works in Hong Kong, the city where Edward Snowden went into hiding.

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