The pop-up window with a user survey ‘How is YouTube today?’ presented as a screenprint from 2019 offers strikingly affirmative answer options. In our feedback-obsessed society, to what extent can a survey be used to change a person's perception instead of asking about their satisfaction?
The mirror extends this attitude to life in general.
A supposedly empathic question such as "How are you today?" becomes both
a pressure to feel extremely good and an outsourcing of actual empathic and emotional labor.
This functioning feedback terminal is positioned at the exit of the exhibition as a ready-made without any labeling as an artwork. It closes the circle by subjecting the viewers and the exhibition to the same quantified evaluation principles. How was your visit today? Are you satisfied? And are you manipulatable by the green background?