"... Not to Be" is an installation of wall papers glue to any surface. Walls covered with images of screen prints of my mobile containing videos seen or suggested in my profile from Jun 2018 till March 2020.   They should reflect the algorithm of this group of hackers that dominated my Google and YouTube activity for almost two years, including the election year in Brazil in 2018. I collected around 40,000 screen prints in the period of a year and a half. Videos in a large range of subjects and languages.
Perhaps, in exposing this material through The important thing about the installation,”…Not to Be”, is to invite and place the public in this act of "surveillance stalking" that Helen K. Gediman would call "doubling" in her book, "Stalker, Hacker, Voyeur, Spy", a term that puts the public at the same stand point as the stalker's point of view, referring to his gaze and psychology of action. In this book she tries to clarify, using examples from films and what is involved in the psychology of these invasive acts, both in the psychology of passive and active characters present in these acts of invasion. the installation, “…Not to Be”, we are to understand what is to be blind to the self in a digital world by having more empathy to the inevitable melancholy inherited in Hamlet’s Drama, “To be, o not to be.”