Since its conception as an art collective in 1996, Murmur Of Monks has always had a heart for art. We feel art is the free expression of an artist, which should be respected in its original form, as the artist intended it. But nowadays not all social media seem to look at it that way. Censorship is still a common thing on many of these platforms, as the least of nudity is being banned or censored in paintings, photography, sculptures and drawings from artists all over the world. Which is not only a disgrace to the artists' work, but also an old-fashioned way of thinking, because nudity has been admitted in art for many centuries already. 

But at the same time these social media do promote new technologies like face recognition, which could become a much bigger (and vulgar) threat on our privacy rights than showing a nipple or two. So Murmur Of Monks has launched a small campaign to keep people aware of these threats. To let them know that artists do have a problem with their works being banned or censored on social media.