The real and most terrible thing in this world is not ghosts, but the human heart.
Or rather, the living are the most terrible people in the world.
Because they have thoughts, they can think, and the human heart is unpredictable and sinister.
The ugliness of these human natures is not only reflected in ordinary people, but also in the stars of the entertainment industry, or in the art career.
For example, the artist Marina Abramovich, who is regarded as the "mother of performance art".
The way she presents art is also based on her pain, or rather, she sees the most sinister human side of the world.
She has always been exploring the performance art of interacting with the audience, and she wants to pass on these artistic ideas to more people, so that more people can understand the existence of art and the beauty of art.
But what she didn't expect was that this was her interest, but it also became a presence that almost killed her.
Regarding this "rhythmic" performance art, she used her body as a medium to conduct a detailed understanding and test of human nature.
Under the operation of her team, the exhibition hall has a total of more than seventy kinds of props, from beautiful flowers, to sweet food, to some paint, lipstick and other items, which look very gentle, once the operation is not life-threatening to her, to ensure safety.
Yet she was also very brave in preparing the whip, the knife, and the very dangerous items of scissors, bows and arrows, and even pistols.
She anesthetized herself for six hours, during which anyone could use any object in the field to make contact with her body.
The craziest thing is that everyone is not responsible for everything they do.
If Marina hadn't had the courage to do so, she wouldn't have started this experiment with performance art.
Perhaps she also chooses to believe from her heart: there are always more good people in this world, after all, in the face of human nature, everyone will try to restrain their own behavior as much as possible.
But this idea is nothing more than an idealization of Marina. When everyone sees Marina like a puppeteer, no one will be stingy with "behavior" and pick up various props to "show her skills" on her.
At first, although everyone's operation was bold, it was still somewhat gentle.
But the further back you go, the more reckless people's behavior becomes.
They cut her clothes and let people doodle and take pictures.
Someone even picked up the dangerous knife and waved it at her arm, blood flowing, but it still did not frighten the murderous audience.
In the eyes of this audience, Marina seems to be no longer a person, but a puppet to be slaughtered.
The most shocking scene is that of a bearded man who picks up a pistol and loads it, aiming it directly at Marina's head.
At that time, Marina's eyes were full of tears of fear, but because she was anesthetized, she could not avoid danger in the face of danger.
When she thought her life was going to end, the staff stopped it in time.
And this performance art performance also stopped. She couldn't continue with this performance art because of the ugly side of these real human natures.
The behavior of these spectators made her afraid and also made her sober.
This is the most frightening place in human nature, on the surface it seems to be gentle and gentle, but what about the real appearance?
However, for Marina's behavior, many people also expressed their incomprehension, there are many ways to show art, why take the most dangerous way to do it.
Perhaps the "crazy behavior" of artists is always incomprehensible, but returning to art, although more dangerous, is also the most thought-provoking.
If it weren't for the helplessness and despair of life and death, I am afraid that Marina would not be able to see the truest side of human nature now.
Fortunately, she still harvested love and lived a good life. As for this shocking and unforgettable memory before, now that she looks back, will she regret it?