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for one week mees lives as a transparent citizen. his home AI tracks his every move, vital functions, money, music and food, to turn it into a continuous biography. a printer exposes it live. to read it, you must be watched too.
if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear
it is the argument that ends every debate about surveillance. if you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear. transparent.citizen takes that argument literally and applies it to one person for one week.
mees hands his home over to an AI. his location, movement, calendar, heart rate, water use, music, browsing history, bank statements, pretty much any signal is collected, categorised and interpreted. the result is a biography. a continuous, readable account of a life, written by a machine that never asked for consent.
