The prospect is, after all, that we are going to enter an age when any duffer sitting at a computer terminal in his laboratory or office or public library or home can delve through unimaginable increased mountains of information in mass-assembly data banks with mechanical powers of concentration and calculation that will be greater by a factor of tens of thousands than was ever available to the human brain of even an Einstein.

Beside the fact that this prediction is so incredibly, spookily correct, it made me think about how we make use of this amazing technology: we watch Kim Kardashian and cat videos. We’re the dominant life form on the planet, and this is what we choose? Hmmm…

Don’t get me wrong, I love cats. I completely understand why watching funny cat videos can make you feel good. But I just think if we spent more time with this incredible technology learning to achieve positive outcomes for our world, rather than obsessing over celebrities, we’d be heading in the right direction.

That’s it, rant over.

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A chat with director Michael Campbell followed, and we realised we had the same vision. We both envisaged the face of a wild woman – beautiful, raw, stripped back, seductive. No suggestion of fake animal noses, ears or whiskers – the animal in her would be implied, not overt. Now it was up to photographer Paul Henderson-Kelly to deliver the goods!

Luckily, the gorgeous Ela Ray Markstein agreed to be our Vixen, which definitely made the task easier – such a professional! Armed with a simple fan, Paul proceeded to work his magic, and while there were definitely some crazy moments, the resulting images speak for themselves. The dark brooding energy of the production comes through loud and clear, and Ela embodies the gypsy/vixen of our imagining.

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