that's funny. when thinking of the perhaps most known bed-in in history, that is when john and yoko stayed in bed, they at least knew why they were doing it, and they were doing it for somekind of cause (peace). being in bed in order to find an answer to why you are there, that's profoundly meaningless. and extremely 21th century. sorry, that's what i think. but at least i read your book.
Thank you for your comment. Its always funny when someone has an opinion. We have never before heard anybody say that questions are meaningless. In our case we questioned ourself and the artscene, and by inviting an audience to take part either live or watch us on the internet we allowed them to question us too. The fact that both Yoko Ono and we used a bed is not relevant, it is two different art-pieces with different aims. There is quite a lot of people who have canvases in common also...
that's funny. when thinking of the perhaps most known bed-in in history, that is when john and yoko stayed in bed, they at least knew why they were doing it, and they were doing it for somekind of cause (peace). being in bed in order to find an answer to why you are there, that's profoundly meaningless. and extremely 21th century. sorry, that's what i think. but at least i read your book.
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SvaraRaderaThank you for your comment. Its always funny when someone has an opinion.
SvaraRaderaWe have never before heard anybody say that questions are meaningless. In our case we questioned ourself and the artscene, and by inviting an audience to take part either live or watch us on the internet we allowed them to question us too.
The fact that both Yoko Ono and we used a bed is not relevant, it is two different art-pieces with different aims. There is quite a lot of people who have canvases in common also...