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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.

Zooming In, Zooming Out. I Was Shocked. I Said, "let's Erase This Right Now, Put The Camera Behind The Stage And I'll Do The Performance Just For The Camera." He Set Up Everything And I Told Him To Go Outside And Smoke A Cigarette. Come Back When I Finish. Don't Touch The Camera. This Was The Way How I've Done Most Everything After That.

An Artist Should Not Fall In Love With Another Artist.

In My Work I Have Complete Control, But About My Life, I Don't Want To.

There's Nothing More Tragic Than Artists From The 70s Still Doing Art From The 70s.