The Serbian artist Marina Abramovic has worked for years using his own body as artistic material and tool around its performance. She is engaged and a constantly renewed experience of his own limitations, and examines the relationship between men and women or, more simply, relations that unite and separate human bodies.
In 1988, with The Walk, she and her partner Ulay traverse the Great Wall of China, each foot from each end and for 2000 kilometers, until they meet in the middle to "say goodbye and never work together. "
For many of her performances, she puts her own body at risk and seeks to involve the viewer: this link the public and the world is an essential component of his approach.
Today, she repeats this process at MoMA in New York with The Artist IS features.
From March 14 until May 31, the artist is sitting on a chair to the museum during all hours. All those who want you, I can come and sit facing her as long as they want. Some come to laugh, others cry too sometimes.
whole performance was filmed and broadcast live on the website of the MoMA. It there.
You will also see a photo gallery of all the "faces" come stand opposite to the artist. They are funny, sad, famous, anonymous, inspired, bored, excited, pretentious, uncomfortable, multiple.
short is good.
