The "Data Never Dies" exhibition features artist Esther Hovers, who explores themes of power, politics, and control through urban planning and public space. Hovers' work, which combines photography, drawing, screen printing, and film, often reflects on the persistence of digital information and the challenges of online anonymity. Her piece "The Right to be Forgotten" specifically examines the concept of digital erasure through the lens of a successful lawsuit against Google. AI
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