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Where am I when my digital footprint persists indefinitely?

December 6, 2018

Naomi Rachel Oldham West London, United Kingdom “Dead Prescence in the Digital Age” by Naomi Rachel Oldham Exhibited in the Blyth Gallery May 9-24, 2018 Our digital selves remain present in the world even after we have died. Social media and email accounts, websites to which we have subscribed, photos, videos, and voice messages […]