In “Citizen4”, Cenzina delivers a sharp and urgent reflection on surveillance, identity, and the erosion of privacy in the digital age. She dissects the uncomfortable reality of being constantly watched and tracked, revealing how our personal lives are fragmented into data points. It’s a poetic critique of a world where the boundary between individual freedom and societal control blurs, asking: what remains of our humanity when we are reduced to “one face composed of many faces”?
