Lend me your voice, 2024.

My art draws attention to the everyday acts of consent embedded in End User License Agreements (EULAs) and the routine sharing of personal data with private companies. By recreating these interactions in stark, unsettling forms, I challenge viewers to experience the gravity of their choices and the pervasive reach of corporate systems that harvest our images and voices.  

By bringing the abstract into the physical realm, my work compels an urgent reevaluation of our digital footprints, urging us to reclaim our autonomy in a world increasingly dominated by unseen digital agreements.