Sharon Huang
‘Hi, Trojan Horse’ examines the aesthetics of control and the illusory sense of agency under surveillance capitalism, through the continuous accumulation of unconscious imagery. Composed of 3,000 photographs taken in Morocco and a fractured head sculpture filled with candy, the project reflects the seductive yet invasive nature of data extraction. The photos, seemingly spontaneous, mirror algorithmic behaviours and visual conditioning. The hollow head, a self-portrait as both observer and subject, symbolises the illusion of agency under digital systems, where sweetness masks control.





















Sharon Huang • Zhitong Kan • Milo Lethorn • Jiayin Lu • Bingxu Qiang • Lei Yu •
University of Brighton
MA Photography
Falmouth University
MA Photography
Glasgow School of Art
Masters of Design in Photography
University of Portsmouth
MA Photography
Royal College of Art
MA Photography
Ulster University
MFA Photography