Repressor.com is a video installation that tackles the issue of how much technology and digital writing programs affect how we communicate. As an artist who spent the last few years working for the corporate sector to make a living, I couldn’t help but notice how much communication via email or different types of company communication software has made actual human communication improbable and repressed. There is a specific tone of communication that is desirable within the corporate world, and the digital writing assistants are there to enforce it, meaning that any display of emotion or open communication is gradually getting erased, as well as the meaning behind it.  My work is a deconstruction of a particular online ad I saw by Grammarly.com (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zd64pGNLjVY ), where I took and tweaked its script and visuals and actually created an ad for my own digital writing assistant. The aim of this is to openly portray the role this kind of technology has on human communication and language by creating a juxtaposition between a lively and upbeat performance that follows the ad than inspired this work, and the text in the video that openly pinpoints how these programs erase the meaning we are trying to communicate through written communication.