Dutch Artists Celebrate George Orwell’s Birthday By Putting Party Hats On Surveillance Cameras

By POPEYE

CCTV WITH A PART HAT

(BUZZ FEED)   On Tuesday, surveillance cameras in the center of the city of Utrecht were decorated with colorful party hats to celebrate the 110th birthday of George Orwell, Dutch art duo Front404 explained on their website. “George Orwell is best known for his book ‘1984’, in which he describes a dystopian future society where the populace is constantly watched by the surveillance state of Big Brother.” “By putting these happy party hats on the surveillance cameras we don’t just celebrate Orwell’s birthday.”

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