Marina Abramović: ‘I think about dying every day’ | Art and design | The Guardian
The artist, 74, tells Joanna Moorhead about embracing mortality, her purely emotional art, spirituality and communism, and sex getting better after the menopause
‘You have to think about what you’re going to leave society: as an artist you have that obligation’: Marina Abramović. Photograph: Peter Rigaud/Camera Press View image in fullscreen ‘You have to think about what you’re going to leave society: as an artist you have that obligation’: Marina Abramović. Photograph: Peter Rigaud/Camera Press This much I know Art and design This article is more than 4 years old Interview Marina Abramović: ‘I think about dying every day’ This article is more than 4 years old Joanna Moorhead The artist, 74, talks about embracing mortality, her purely emotional art, sp
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