| From the moment of conception, men are the weaker sex. Male fetuses suffer from a greater risk of still birth or miscarriage than female and the grown man will die six years earlier. The average male sperm count has reduced 34% since 1940 and at current rates will be non-existent by 2100. The nature of male and female is changing, roles are changing, behaviours are changing and in this fluid and complicated society how and by what means will we adapt. The three films bellow are part of a series that explores this notion of the changing nature of men. Explorations that allow men to re-evaluate, re-train or re-focus their masculinty. It is a survival of the species. |
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| Monogaman Part 4 | Monogaman Part 5 | Monogaman Part 6 |
3 responses so far ↓
John T Oliver // June 24, 2007 at 6:44 pm |
Dear Mr Wynne-Morgan,
Following our conversation at your exhibition stand, here is a link to the Times article about the top 35 women in business (the ‘Alpha Females’): http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/enterprise/article1976873.ece
I hope you find it interesting and useful as part of your project.
I would like to thank this opportunity to thank you for exhibiting your work and for our interesting conversation. I will be following the development of your project with interest.
Regards
John T Oliver
tom // June 26, 2007 at 1:16 pm |
Thanks for that John. I will blog that on this site soon…maybe i should create a new category for Alpha Female type articles and info
Craig kao // July 16, 2007 at 1:58 am |
hi there,
I saw the work, pretty exciting! even though i didn’t fully understand, there is something really theatrical about the object and performance aspect of it, keep up date, looking forward to see the things develop into!
best regard
craig