was this you?

Lying in a bed that is not quite their own, the viewer becomes the protagonist of an Internet nightmare. New sign-in from unknown device, suspicious activity detected, was this you? — a familiar grammar of digital anxiety.

Above the bed, a large projection shows surveillance-style footage: a deepfaked synthetic imagery of the artist appears in scenes of crimes she did not commit, moving through a world that looks real enough to be believed.

was this you? stages the moment when your digital self starts acting beyond you. The installation borrows the intimacy of the bedroom — a site of scrolling, secrets, and sleepless spirals — and turning it into a theatre for a post-truth identity crisis. The viewer watches, prone and vulnerable, as interfaces and images quietly renegotiate who they are.

The work extends ongoing questions in the artist's practice about how a person's physical body is split, copied, and remade into digital versions of themselves.