This brave, yet inherently sensible decision to fill an empty room with nothing but a smell does more than a thousand words or images could ever do. It forces the audience to consider what it is that they recognise and almost simultaneously alerts us to what we can never know. As a result, we have to think about what we have been told. Ursitti has managed, with humour and simplicity, to comment upon a current affair that has, fleetingly or otherwise, occupied the minds of all of us. The use of the scent of sperm evokes, in a lonely and mournful sense, the actual human act that began it all in the first place.
Life's tough at the top.
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