I Have Always Staged My Fears As

My Grandmother, When She Looked At American Movies, She Said, 'they're All The Same. In The First Scene Somebody Shoots Somebody And Then Everybody Makes Phone Calls.'

From The Very Early Stage When I Started Doing Performance Art In The '70s, The General Attitude - Not Just Me, But Also My Colleagues - Was That There Should Not Be Any Documentation, That The Performance Itself Is Artwork And There Should Be No Documentation.

We're Destroying The Planet, And The Planet Rebels.

I Had Such An Intense Relationship To Every Person. I Still See People On The Street And We Lock Eyes, And Say "oh My God!" And We Just Kiss And Stay Like That And Sometimes Cry.

Your Ego Can Become An Obstacle To Your Work. If You Start Believing In Your Greatness, It Is The Death Of Your Creativity.