Four rooms, four questions

1. 01Who are you?

   Room 01 · identity and passwords · 4 pairs of art and code

   People tried to prove who they were long before passwords. There were always three ways: something you know, something you have, something you are.

2. 02Is it real?

   Room 02 · authenticity and forgery · 6 pairs of art and code

   A forgery is betrayed by one detail that could not be there: a pigment from the wrong century in a painting, one wrong letter in an email address.

3. 03Who is watching?

   Room 03 · secrecy, ciphers, surveillance · 5 pairs of art and code

   Hiding a message in plain sight is the oldest art and the oldest technology. Without the key a cipher looks like noise; with it, like text.

4. 04What if it breaks?

   Room 04 · error, noise, chance · 4 pairs of art and code

   Chance makes art alive and keys strong. An error can be glitch art or a vulnerability: it depends on who finds it.

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