Hacking Art targets a system and turns it against itself without breaking it.

Hacking Art subverts the intent of a system by subverting its rules or norms. It’s “gaming the system.”

Hackers Artists and their work force us to think differently about the systems in our world.

They expose what we assume or take for granted, often to the embarrassment of the powerful and sometimes at terrible cost.

original text:'”A hacker’s mind. How the powerful bend society’s rules, and how to bend them back” by Bruce Schneier

Hacking Art targets a system and turns it against itself without breaking it.

Hacking Art subverts the intent of a system by subverting its rules or norms. It’s “gaming the system.”

Hackers Artists and their work force us to think differently about the systems in our world. They expose what we assume or take for granted, often to the embarrassment of the powerful and sometimes at terrible cost.

from Bruce Schneier’s book “A hacker’s mind. How the powerful bend society’s rules, and how to bend them back”