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06.10.2009
„The Breed of the Future“ opposes mankind’s severe encroachments upon nature. Even without the depredations of genetic engineering, 22% of all plant species are in danger of extinction. With their passing, countless animal species which stand to lose their habitats as a consequence also face annihilation. The inadvertent introduction of genetically modified (GM) plants extraneous to an ecosystem also poses a threat, as they crowd out and eliminate native species. The same applies to genetic mutations arising from pollution. This photo sequence decries the implacable lust for profit that drives man to remake the face of nature, thus inflicting incalculable and irreversible damage. It can only be mankind’s obligation to commit himself to safeguarding and conserving all species which are inextricably interrelated to form a complex system. Once mankind starts manipulating this system he can only wreak havoc.
You will find the complete photo sequence and further details on the www.unikatfabrik.de website which has an English-language mirror.
05.04.2012
„The Omnipotence of Time“ brings to mind how our entire lives are effectively dominated by the factor of time. Many things are rigidly pre-planned. Every single moment is clocked and assigned a task. In addition to this, time has become an indicator of performance to which it is often equated. This is most prominently the case in the workplace, where ever more people are put to work under immense pressure to deliver, driven to the point of burnout. Fear of losing their jobs brings them to ignore their limits. From this point onwards they are faced with a breakdown. Life seems to lose its meaning. This photo sequence poses the question: how are we to manage our time reasonably and gainfully instead of letting ourselves be rushed and stressed by it.
You will find the complete photo sequence and further details on the www.unikatfabrik.de website which has an English-language mir
