Two years after artist Mark Farid broadcast all of his digital communications online, in real-time for one month for the project Poisonous Antidote. All of Farid's personal and professional emails, text messages, phone calls, Facebook Messenger, web browsing, locations, Twitter and Instagram posts, as well as any photographs and videos Farid captured. Regardless of the time, duration, or intimacy of the content Mark amassed, there was no restriction on the content publicised. Continuing the theme of the project - just how intimately can you know someone through their only their digital footprint - film-maker, Sophie le Roux collated and assembled the relevant information from Farid's digital footprint to make the Poisonous Antidote film
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