Nothing to hide is a neon light installation that challenges the dangerous assumption that only those with “something to hide” should be concerned about surveillance, illuminating the unseen consequences of complacency. Viewers are invited to rethink their role in the surveillance economy, encouraging a move from passive acceptance to active resistance. The light, both revealing and blinding, symbolises the dual nature of surveillance: a force that uncovers, yet obscures, our freedom.

Nothing to hide 是一件霓虹灯装置作品，挑战了“只有那些有‘东西要隐藏’的人才应该担心监控”的危险假设，揭示了自满态度带来的隐性后果。作品鼓励观众重新思考自己在监控经济中的角色，并从被动接受转向主动抵制。灯光既揭示又致盲，象征了监控的双重性：一面揭示又一面遮蔽我们的自由。