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Liam Scully : A Digital Suicide
5 Mar-22 Apr 2016
Union Gallery
London E2 6PU
Overview
A Digital Suicide is an installation based upon Scully's ambitious book project of the same name, wherein the artist downloaded a data package containing the complete history of his Facebook activity and subsequently spent the next year and a half "reclaiming" his data through a laborious daily process of drawing, collage, mark, rubbing out, spillage and stain; thus rendering the digital analogue and permanent.
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