The video installation Interrogation is based on an actual transcript of a police interrogation. The dialog is presented as animated text on two wall projections: one with the police officers questions and the other with the answers of the suspect. A load harshly pulsating electronic soundtrack parallels the interrogation method used in this specific case, victimizing the suspect and at the same time objectifying the viewer: we become active witnesses to the act. By staging an interrogation the work exposes the mechanisms of social crime. Interrogation tries to reflect over voyeurism and the mass paranoia of violence today.