Ai Weiwei and Jacob Applebaum Present "Panda To Panda"

The Chinese artist teams up with a Wikileaks protagonist for another political statement.

Chinese artist Ai Weiwei has joined forces with American security researcher and renowned hacker Jacob Applebaum to present Panda To Panda, an artistic installation designed to discuss the idea of privacy in the digital age. Featuring shredded copies of highly confidential documents and memory cards, attained from Applebaum’s involvement with Wikileaks, stuffed into toy pandas, the exhibition is a worldwide effort to combat what the pair see as bureaucracy on a grand scale. Check out the video above for some more insight into the unique project.

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