Drawing room confessions. Luis Camnizter. Vol. 7

I don't think the art is personal. I think the emphasis we put on authorship is misleading. I think culture is collective, anonymous, and extremely slow. As an artist the only thing I can do is click my fingers a little bit, hoping something happens, but it's that action of doing this. My signature is irrelevant; what matters is its effect on you, which is not in my control and has nothing to do with me as an individual. Ultimately we all should be good citizens. Not by submitting but by criticizing, challenging, stimulating and unleashing things. And this is an anonymous function, not a personal one. It doesn't need crediting. I think it would help if we could forget about our footprint being our own. So long as something happens. (...)