Manbiguity, by Joseph Ferguson

[@nancybray7965]

We enjoyed seeing this so much Joe! Your artwork is as amazing as ever!

[@JosephFergusonGlass]

Thank you! 😀

[@Daliandrea07]

This is beautiful and so original, Joe. Art packed with meaning (or without) is such a fun part of life. Color and light are where it's at!

[@Daliandrea07]

BTW, it's Dael

[@JosephFerguson-tu8ug]

I didn't realize that you were the pretty little girl way back, such a thrill. Ive been happy to renew communication with Jim. Please tell me about yourself. I spent most of my life avoiding popular culture, and now we have met the enemy and I am it. I am having a good time. Lets hear from you , regards Joe

[@jimchapman1045]

I like the way your intuition led you to Manbiguity. Maybe Manbiguity uses the pronouns they and them, in that contemporary way, like in the first chapter of Genesis, where it reads, “male and female created he them." One could read the original text as if separate males and females didn't emerge until Chapter 2. It could suggest a more transcendent view of the wholeness of the individual. I love your new word. Thank you!