The Republic of Privacy project was featured in an exhibition entitled "The Paradox of Privacy". The exhibition description is as followed:

"In 2001, a study by HP Labs found that participants reported being concerned about their privacy and yet willing to give up that privacy for very little gain. They called this phenomenon ‘the privacy paradox’. Why do many of us claim to value our privacy highly, and yet share vast amounts of personal data? Do we do this purely to enable personalised, on-demand lives? And how can we reconcile this “irrational gap” between our claimed preferences for privacy and
our actual behaviour?
The artworks in this exhibition reflect on the value of our attention, time and online data, proposing new techniques for negotiating the future of privacy and personalisation in the era of social media, AI
and deep learning."

The exhibition was a private exhibition hosted by Accenture.
Image courtesy of Accenture.

https://research.gold.ac.uk/id/eprint/31390