This PhD will investigate critical, creative and participatory approaches to generating, encountering and comprehending visual/material representations of personal data.
As interactions with data become an increasingly inherent feature of everyday life, including through health management and lifestyle tracking, it is likely that citizens' concerns for the trusted sharing and privacy of this data will continue to increase and evolve.
The long eighteenth century was a transformative period for the Arts in Britain. During the century, schools, theories and institutions emerged that encouraged the British to conceive of the various Arts as defined by difference (rather than similarity) from each other.
