72 Pages, 10,5x 14cm (4.1 x 5.5") , 34 Photos, Luster paper

Under constant screening, muffled, the youth try to keep dancing.
But what good is dancing when we’re reduced to powerless consumption?
What does freedom mean with all of our lives on display?
Are we sentenced to keep cosplaying the revolution?
Endless Midnight speaks to mass surveillance, youth resistance, and the quiet absorption of rebellion into consumer culture. Through documentary-style imagery of urban landscapes and evocative pictures of the Casablanca nightlife, mixed with machine-vision screenshots, this zine examines how contemporary societies normalize control, data collection, and how the powers that be, now faceless,  are increasingly harder to confront.