'In a globalised and virtualised world, we are made to feel conscious of inclusion and diversity. Difference has never been more ideological. It has never been so ubiquitously high on the agenda. Maybe so high and so universal that it is cancelled out by its own repetition, having sunken into habit. Never has there been so many opportunities for, or never we been subject to opinion. In the words, we are exhorted to assert our voice, our individual voice - our difference. Yet herein lies the paradox: it is precisely that opportunity for being different and unique ("unique" is the by-word of our age) that we brought home to our anonymity.'

- Dr. Adam Geczy

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