Agreed. Technical and ethical challenges set aside, I must say this much too high brow and might alienate certain viewers with whom brain matter is more scarce. Im actually worried this level of actute high level scholarship in visual form needs some type of contextualization for the unwashed masses who fail to grasp the profundity of such a masterwork. I think your visuals demonstrate Baudrillard's notion of hyper reality. We see here at play demonstrated by the leg hairs actually becomes a symbolic subversion of existing power structures which takes on a realistic sense that imposes itself with superiority even over the impact of the actual leg hairs themselves, in a sense.

The resistance of the leg hairs due to the wetness demonstrates a clear visual irreconcilability representing this inner conflict in the reader particularly where leg hair would be unencumbered by systematic oppression in the form of what Marcuse referred to as an ideology which conceals the grip of domination. In the sentiments expressed by the children represented here by the visual representation of blond leg hair, we see the devastating effects the weight of the water drops represents a lack of autonomy engendered by the current political system but which speaks to a eventual possibility as was discussed we can clearly see that your format takes intellectualism to its very final conclusion really to the frontier, if you will, the literal apex of human intellectual capacity.