艺术
The best artworks are those that disappear into life.
The documenta is not about showing art, but about making art visible.
Art is not a mirror to reflect the world, but a hammer with which to shape it.
Every exhibition is an experiment, a hypothesis about how art can engage with the world.
The global art scene is not a monolith; it is a mosaic of diverse perspectives and practices.
To curate is to care—for the art, for the artists, and for the audience.
The most radical art is often that which asks the simplest questions.
Art is a mirror of society, but it can also be a hammer with which to shape it.
The power of art lies in its ability to make the invisible visible.
The role of the curator is to be a bridge between the artist and the audience, facilitating a dialogue that transcends cultural boundaries.
Art is not just about aesthetics; it's about creating conversations and challenging perceptions.
The best curatorial projects are those that disappear, leaving only the art.
The artist's studio is the first exhibition space.
We need less spectacle and more substance in contemporary art.
The documenta is a mirror held up to the art world.
The most radical art often comes from the margins.
The global south has much to teach the north about artistic practice.
We must challenge the hierarchies of the art world constantly.
The role of the artist today is to create spaces for dialogue and reflection.
Art is not about answers, it's about questions.