Is it necessary to maintain patriarchal patterns in order to define ourselves as men and to acknowledge many norms that thereby go nowhere?
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The project "Underpressure" shows subjective ways of looking at masculinity through different people. What does 'Be a Man' mean to the protagonists and what materiality would they symbolically choose for it? Is there a definite answer to the question of masculinity or can we only answer it on a personal level in the course of life?