Faculty of Art

Drawing and Painting

Fiona Enright

“Eat this Scroll,” So I Opened My Mouth and He Caused Me to Eat that Scroll.

Installation
2021
Mixed media drawings and electrical wires
1.5 m x 78 cm
"By squashing competition and gathering the most data, and thus providing the most convenient user experience, monopoly platforms make it difficult for a user to switch to an alternative platform. A privacy-conscious user is met with the choice to use less convenient platforms with smaller data-pools or undergo a radical severance from monopoly platforms (Webb, Maureen. Coding Democracy: How Hackers Are Disrupting Power, Surveillance, and Authoritarianism. The MIT Press. 2020. Print. Pg. 190)." - Fiona Enright. 'Section IV, Part c' The Human Element: Information, Knowledge and Art in the Digital Episteme. 2021.

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“Eat this Scroll,” So I Opened My Mouth and He Caused Me to Eat that Scroll.
“Eat this Scroll,” So I Opened My Mouth and He Caused Me to Eat that Scroll.

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Fiona Enright

Drawing, collage, sculpture

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