Marina Abramovic: Lips of Thomas (1975)
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Marina Abramovic: Lips of Thomas (1975)
Marina Abramović, Lips of Thomas, 1975
Marina Abramović, Lips of Thomas
A Life Fully Lived: Marina Abramović
Yes, Marina Abramović is a witch, her eyes are dark abysses that swallow you whole, reflect all of you and threaten to love you even if you don’t. More importantly she is a performance artist who has devoted her entire life to her art, and who has gone from being seen as an insane, marginal performer to achieving worldwide fame. She is a charmer and an intellectual, who likes to laugh and cook and be surrounded by creative people.There have been many things written about the Serbian-born performance artist—at least since she became renowned; her performances always draw a flurry of comments, ranging from ecstatic praises to angry commentators who lash at Abramović, mostly because there is one thing that seems to revolt the minds of some reviewers like nothing else can: categorizing performance art as “art”. Similarly to the regular exclamations of “how can this be called art?’” that one can hear in contemporary art exhibitions around the world (or in pseudo-intellectual discussions), the work of Marina Abramović is surrounded by a cloud of uncertainty…
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