Interview with an artist #6

Answer: my mystical experience is mediated and distorted by unknown artists from different practices. They have traced several diagrams which have torn my body into several pieces over the course of 30 years. Now that I am nothing, I am everywhere at once. I approach contact with reality with care, blindfolds, sound cancellation headphones, touch-screen gloves and tape, are necessary tools and instruments which ensure minimal yet acute sensation. The body is a spatial experience, stillness is required to create a gravitational field, and movement pulls against that gravity in multiple directions. To return to the point of initial contact one needs to erase previous movements, you need to forget. I am not a physicist but I know that two objects can exist in the same space. The art object and the object of mysticism. The art object is the ordinary naturalized object of mysticism and they both exist to break contact with reality. To create a crack where the gravitational field becomes dysfunctional. It is important to lose balance, to end up touching the ceiling with the for-head, to open your eyes and see nothing, that’s when you know that you are nothing and that you are everywhere at once.