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Infinity Nets, 1961, Yayoi Kusama.

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Individuals find a real name for themselves only through the hardest exercise in depersonalization, by opening themselves up to multiplicities everywhere within them, to the intensities running through them. A name [one’s own name, speaking for yourself in your own name] as the direct awareness of such intensive multiplicity is the opposite of the depersonalization effected by the history of philosophy; it’s depersonalization through love rather than subjection. What one says becomes from the depths of one’s ignorance, the depths of one’s own underdevelopment. One becomes a set of liberated singularities, words, names, fingernails, things, animals, little events.

Gilles Deleuze, “Letter to a Harsh Critic” in Negotiations 1972-1990

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Genesis P-Orridge & William S. Burroughs, circa 1981.

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