Authenticity as a Service brought together artistic perspectives around the ways authenticity is produced, performed and negotiated. Rather than approaching authenticity as something fixed or inherent, the project considered how ideas of identity, belonging and representation are shaped through personal experience, cultural narratives and the structures surrounding them.

Through moving image, conversation and collective exchange, the programme created a space in which different positions and experiences could meet. Community building and public engagement were central to the project, extending the artistic programme beyond presentation towards dialogue, participation and new connections.

Authenticity as a Service asked who is able to define what is considered authentic, how these definitions shift across contexts, and what becomes possible when different perspectives are brought into relation.