The illusion of security and the violence embedded in the machinery of information control. 

The phrase anchors the piece in the language of authority and surveillance, and in a world saturated with information, vision is obscured rather than clarified. The woodcut aesthetic, with its raw, carved lines, is reminiscent of propaganda prints and resistance art, underscoring the tension between control and dissent.

When protection becomes domination, and news becomes noise, what remains visible? And what do we choose not to see?