Do You Like Me is not a rejection of social media, but an examination of how digital technologies have transformed one of humanity’s oldest impulses: the desire to be seen, valued and accepted.
Across photography, sound, video installation and live performance, DO YOU LIKE ME explores the relationship between visibility, identity and self-presentation.
What do we gain from being seen, and what do we give up? What is lost when self-expression becomes self-surveillance, visibility becomes labour, and our sense of worth becomes inseparable from how we are received by others? What do we gain from being seen, and what do we give up? What is lost when self-expression becomes self-surveillance, visibility becomes labour, and our sense of worth becomes inseparable from how we are received by others?