I listened yesterday to an interview with Michal Rovner. Very interesting. The truth is I really "devoured" all the John Tusa interviews; and now I am sad that I finished them all... I think I'll just start all over again! I find them really inspiring. It doesn't matter if the guest is an architect, or a poet, or a musician, or a choreographer, or a video artist like Michal Rovner, for example. They all fascinate me because they are about "creativity" - seen from many different points of view; but they all relate to each other, and to my many questions and doubts.
And then I become very curious about every one of his guests. Now I wish I could see some Michal Rovner works! They seem fascinating. I read she colaborated with Philp Glass and Heiner Goebbels. I like Heiner Goebbels' music, by the way - what I managed to hear, at least.
Here is a video from one of Michal Rovner's exhibitions. See the "idea" of people reduced to the size of a text, holding hands, "playing", etc over pages of books, or old archaeological items!
And then I become very curious about every one of his guests. Now I wish I could see some Michal Rovner works! They seem fascinating. I read she colaborated with Philp Glass and Heiner Goebbels. I like Heiner Goebbels' music, by the way - what I managed to hear, at least.
Here is a video from one of Michal Rovner's exhibitions. See the "idea" of people reduced to the size of a text, holding hands, "playing", etc over pages of books, or old archaeological items!
