Daata

Reinvention

In Spring 2022 I launched a season of activity around two of Daata’s commissions: The New Me (2022) by Rosie Gibbens and Trulee Hall’s Two Heads, Two Ways (2020). Whilst Rosie’s work examined how capitalism fuels personal reinvention, Trulee’s film focused on the introspective process of personal change and acceptance.

Reinvention gathered a diverse mixture of audiences to explore the works’ feminist themes and their broader context in web3. Two months of live events, online talks, creative workshops, community reading groups and editorial content examined the impulse to redefine and reposition the self.

“Digital art and blockchain present a new technical frontier, with the potential to break free of conventional economic and social systems. But technology is a mirror as well as a portal; without critical thinking are we merely reinventing the wheel?

As winter fades, Daata invites audiences to have a spring clean: to look within and look beyond, to revel in the freshness of alternative perspectives and question our motivations for a reboot.”

A highlight was speaking with collectors at Daata’s booth at NADA NYC and interviewing Trulee as part of their live programme.

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