Suez Canal Republic: Media Art and Stateless Imagination

Suez Canal Republic is a speculative, stateless artistic project exploring critical infrastructures, remote warfare, and global power flows across the Mediterranean and beyond.

The Suez Canal Republic is a contemporary art platform rethinking borders, citizenship, and surveillance through speculative design, media installations, and transnational narratives. As a stateless nation, it operates through performative institutions, critical cartographies, and sensor-equipped drifter objects that question power asymmetries and networked control. Drawing from open-source intelligence, maritime surveillance, and planetary infrastructures, the project aligns with new forms of algorithmic citizenship and post-geographic expression.

contemporary art, new media, post-state, surveillance aesthetics, open infrastructures, critical fiction, algorithmic governance, Mediterranean crossings, digital sovereignty, transmedia cartographies, planetary politics, data territories, speculative architectures, networked frontiers.