The Google Moi project is a re-appropriation of remote images that reflect a puritan aesthetic and, at the same time, dictate a form of socio-normative femininity through irony and caricatured romanticism. Centred on the Google Images search engine, the video’s narrative is constructed using different virtual spaces that relay fictional stories and fantasies through computer generated imagery. Google Moi is a feminist reflection on the nature of “tech” culture, on the strong persistence of inequalities within the Google enterprise and on the search engine’s function as an objective filter. The artist uses the formal aspects of the borrowed images to foster dialogue between the individual and their social environment, between emancipation and integration, and between disobedience and submission. In this convergence, the objectivity of one is destroyed by the subjectivity of the other.