User:Jaya Esra
A Spatial design student at the Willem de Kooning academy
I like to introduce to my readers my latest work
Netflix has become in almost every household a norm, easily accessed by television, computer, laptop, tablet and mobile phone. A streaming service that takes up all your free time with their large collection of entertainment. But have you ever considered that your missing out on thousand other series, movies and documentaries only based on where you are located? Netflix is a large platform that strives for equal content worldwide. But even Netflix, offering an online streaming service, is bound to laws and regulations of any particular nation-state. Sometimes the content of Netflix offends a certain country, religion or tradition.In those cases censorship or ban have been implemented. The meaning of censorship is the suppression of prohibition of any parts of books, films, news etc. that are considered obscene, politically unacceptable, or a threat to security. We are not anticipating that Netflix constitutes a threat or one of the above aspects. But there are countries where audiovisual productions are heavily surveilled, and some of the Netflix content is not and will not be tolerated. This work, the Red interactive installation, creates a spatial experience where visitors will be confronted by the fact that ‘Content moderation’ and ‘Free speech’ is not applied in all countries. You will participate in an interactive experience that shows the behind scene of Netflix. You are welcome to enter the Red Interactive Lounge now.
The Red Interactive Lounge
