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Elizabeth Palmer
Algorithmic Fatigue
Algorithmic Fatigue approaches a complex relationship growing up with modern technology and the constant grappling with life in a digital space. Taking influence from real world experience of the expansion of AI, social media and digital landscapes in everyday life, the uncanny installation hinges on authentic human weirdness in the face of an increasingly formulaic digital age. The pieces hold space to confront issues of the non-consensual technological override in contemporary life that hinges on our own dependency on it.
Project type
Installation
Date
September 2026
Location
Artcore, Derby

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Algorithmic Fatigue

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Sinking Feeling
Discarded Objects, Foam clay, Acrylic Paint

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How one would paint a landscape without paint or a landscape
Discarded Ethernet Cables, Aluminium Plate
Without the benefit of choice between mediums - what would an artist make with the creativity they possess with no means to create? If an artist trapped in an office building when the apocalypse struck and with no other option crafted this tapestry-like piece while imagining how the outside must look in the aftermath.
Without the benefit of choice between mediums - what would an artist make with the creativity they possess with no means to create? If an artist trapped in an office building when the apocalypse struck and with no other option crafted this tapestry-like piece while imagining how the outside must look in the aftermath.

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Eyeshot
Discarded Objects, Foam Clay, Acrylic Paint

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All Ears
Foam Clay, Wire, Acrylic Paint

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Paroxysm
Wire, Paper maché, Cotton wool, Hand tufted rugs, Acrylic paint
A wrinkle in the system. This explosion of colour is an irregularity to the established norm. The direction that the head is facing is significant, as it is a source of great concern that has to be monitored closely - or even feared.
A wrinkle in the system. This explosion of colour is an irregularity to the established norm. The direction that the head is facing is significant, as it is a source of great concern that has to be monitored closely - or even feared.

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Lost Signals
Thermoplastic, Mica powder, Cameras
The things we cannot see that watch us the closest.
Interconnected invisible.
The things we cannot see that watch us the closest.
Interconnected invisible.

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Cerebellum
Discarded objects, Foam clay, Acrylic paint
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