Faculty of Art
Drawing and Painting
Fiona Enright
The Martyrdom of Aaron Swartz; Civil Disobedience.
Installation
2021
Mixed media drawings and electrical wires
75 cm x 1.5 m
"The effects of this paradigm shift were not only felt in the realm of advertising, but also in the way we experience information-seeking overall. Whether initially intended to or not, introducing an explicit bias, like product promotion, into an IS tampers with the structure of knowledge. The magnitude of Google’s prominence means that any alteration within their system will inevitably change how and why we seek out information. In this sense, Google has introduced a new episteme, a new way of seeking-out, finding, and structuring information. For the purposes of this paper, this episteme will be referred to as the digital episteme." Fiona Enright 'Section IV, Part b' The Human Element: Information, Knowledge and Art in the Digital Episteme, 2021
Work by
Fiona Enright
Drawing, collage, sculpture
“Virtually every facet of academic, professional, and personal life in modern times is affected by or contained within algorithms. Algorithms, a set of rules that dictate the form and function of...” [More]