  In Flusserian view of media history, humans often misperceive the world
projected by media to be the world itself, leading to a loss of freedom. This
paper examines Flusserian Freedom in the context of Mixed Reality (MR) and
explores how humans can recognize the obscuration of the world within the media
(i.e., MR) and understand their relationship. The authors investigate the
concept of playing against apparatus and deliberately alienating the perception
of the projected world through an artwork titled "Surrealism Me." This artwork
enables the user to have another body within MR through interactive and
immersive experiences based on the definition of Sense of Embodiment. The
purpose of this work is to raise awareness of the domination of media and to
approach Flusserian freedom within contemporary technical arrangements.
