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deterritorialization – and made into a wearable object. Subsequently this transformed
shopping bag was reintroduced into the space of surveillance and control of the shop-
ping mall, as part of a strategy not only to subvert conventional social practices in
such spaces, but also as a device to extract knowledge about them. [figure 1].
Figure 1
Work by Angelica Waldh and Sigrid Anna Ulrika Bylander consisting of transformation of a
shopping back as a device to test and challenge spaces of control and surveillance. Photos by
Sigrid Anna Ulrika Bylander