Privacy is an installation in which viewers first encounter a chroma-key green monochrome, the colour used to replace a background in video. Farther away, a screen displays the feed from a webcam facing the painting. Viewers discover themselves on screen: their image has replaced the painting and become the subject watched by others. By making this capture of our image by a system visible, Privacy questions how personal data circulates and is collected, and how that process changes our relationship to intimacy.