ZIN KOKO
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Exhibations
Uncovering human rights violations in Myanmar through satellite imagery
This exhibition, part of the "Satellite Imagery Show Human Rights Violations in Myanmar" series, harnesses the power of Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and artistic expression to expose and document ongoing human rights abuses in Myanmar. The items displayed on the boards at the exhibition consist of five sets, each featuring a pair of satellite images and corresponding artworks. These sets offer a visual narrative that combines data with artistic interpretation to bring attention to the human rights violations occurring in Myanmar. Through the fusion of satellite imagery with art forms, including photographs and 3D pen installations, narrative-driven displays bring the realities of Myanmar's situation to light. Despite attempts to suppress these truths through internet blackouts, phone line disruptions, and the targeting of journalists, this exhibition demonstrates that the truth can still be uncovered and shared with the world. The persistence of these efforts highlights the resilience of those committed to exposing human rights violations.
The data presented in this exhibition was sourced from the United Nations Human Rights Office (OHCHR) and Myanmar Witness.
Zin Koko is an experienced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) investigator, freelance photographer, and human rights advocate dedicated to uncovering the truth in challenging environments. Specializing in the use of satellite imagery and OSINT tools, Zin meticulously verifies and documents human rights violations, with a particular focus on events in Myanmar.
Zin is the visionary behind the "Satellite Imagery Show Human Rights Violations in Myanmar" exhibition series. This unique series showcases Zin’s expertise in using satellite imagery, photography, and artistic expressions to reveal the stark realities of human rights abuses in Myanmar, including powerful 3D pen installations.
Beyond exhibitions, Zin has a passion for sharing knowledge and empowering others. With extensive experience in OSINT training and promotion, Zin has helped expose human rights violations to a global audience. Zin's work has reached communities in Myanmar and beyond, fostering greater transparency and awareness.
Zin’s ongoing mission is to document, expose, and educate on human rights violations using the powerful lens of technology, art, and storytelling.
