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Cameron Rowland, Handpunch (2014), Handpunch (2014), Handpunch (2015), Handpunch (2015), Handpunch (2015).
Each photograph: 14 x 10.19 inches (35.56 x 25.81 cm). In businesses where employees’ time is one of the most valuable assets, the Handpunch time clock secures this time. Manufactured by Schlage (the American lock company) the Handpunch uses biometric readings of employees’ right hands to inhibit false clock-ins and payment for false hours. Biometric recognition was developed to replace photography as a superior form of criminal indexing.
Installation view, Kunsthal Charlottenborg. Photo by David Stjernholm. Courtesy of the artist Essex Street/Maxwell Graham, New York.
David Stjernholm
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