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Je to taková pozdní reflexe boje za individualismus, proto. Existuje tu fiktivní systém kolektivismu jako Srbsko, Česko, jako Evropa. Co je jeho protikladem? Je to jednotlivec - moje jméno. Die Serbische Kunst ist tot, es leben Raša Todosijević.
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Many young artists have left Serbia. For me it’s OK; I can travel; I have contact with people though I’m completely broke. But it’s worse for the youngest artists who have finished the Academy. They have no money; it’s difficult to travel around; there’s no information, no magazines, no contact with foreign artists and so on. We can expect the effect of this isolation to last. We are living through a time of the latent infection of isolation. The real effects will appear over the next ten years. Otherwise they make art that looks like the art everywhere else, in Germany, in France, but they’re poor and they get no response, no cultural response. After a while they have no chance to develop. Another thing is that at this time there are no cultural taboos. Most of the cultural taboos have disappeared. Young artists tend to resist—to fight against the older generation. I’d like to be a decadent artist with money, cigars, a glass of whiskey. I would like to give up being the avant-garde artist. I’m fed up with such slow elevators. Elevators go bloody slow here. So the best thing for young artists is to go abroad. There’s no sympathy for those who dream of political change. Art will be dominated by modernism and Hotel Kunst [art bought by hotels and placed in rooms]. This kind of art will be the priority for the new generation of liberal politicians who don’t want to be involved in avant-garde art, something they don’t understand. In all of eastern Europe, Hotel Kunst will be the mainstream. Video, computers, technomedia, a little bit of dance, a little bit of painting.
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Many young artists have left Serbia. For me it’s OK; I can travel; I have contact with people though I’m completely broke. But it’s worse for the youngest artists who have finished the Academy. They have no money; it’s difficult to travel around; there’s no information, no magazines, no contact with foreign artists and so on. We can expect the effect of this isolation to last. We are living through a time of the latent infection of isolation. The real effects will appear over the next ten years. Otherwise they make art that looks like the art everywhere else, in Germany, in France, but they’re poor and they get no response, no cultural response. After a while they have no chance to develop. Another thing is that at this time there are no cultural taboos. Most of the cultural taboos have disappeared. Young artists tend to resist—to fight against the older generation. I’d like to be a decadent artist with money, cigars, a glass of whiskey. I would like to give up being the avant-garde artist. I’m fed up with such slow elevators. Elevators go bloody slow here. So the best thing for young artists is to go abroad. There’s no sympathy for those who dream of political change. Art will be dominated by modernism and Hotel Kunst [art bought by hotels and placed in rooms]. This kind of art will be the priority for the new generation of liberal politicians who don’t want to be involved in avant-garde art, something they don’t understand. In all of eastern Europe, Hotel Kunst will be the mainstream. Video, computers, technomedia, a little bit of dance, a little bit of painting.
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Many young artists have left Serbia. For me it’s OK; I can travel; I have contact with people though I’m completely broke. But it’s worse for the youngest artists who have finished the Academy. They have no money; it’s difficult to travel around; there’s no information, no magazines, no contact with foreign artists and so on. We can expect the effect of this isolation to last. We are living through a time of the latent infection of isolation. The real effects will appear over the next ten years. Otherwise they make art that looks like the art everywhere else, in Germany, in France, but they’re poor and they get no response, no cultural response. After a while they have no chance to develop. Another thing is that at this time there are no cultural taboos. Most of the cultural taboos have disappeared. Young artists tend to resist—to fight against the older generation. I’d like to be a decadent artist with money, cigars, a glass of whiskey. I would like to give up being the avant-garde artist. I’m fed up with such slow elevators. Elevators go bloody slow here. So the best thing for young artists is to go abroad. There’s no sympathy for those who dream of political change. Art will be dominated by modernism and Hotel Kunst [art bought by hotels and placed in rooms]. This kind of art will be the priority for the new generation of liberal politicians who don’t want to be involved in avant-garde art, something they don’t understand. In all of eastern Europe, Hotel Kunst will be the mainstream. Video, computers, technomedia, a little bit of dance, a little bit of painting.
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