> Here's a photo of me, I'm the guy talking to Tristin Tzara on the phone.
Thus spake Tzara through stars
(I'm quite proud of that one...)
> > (i'm the one about to be hitten
> > by a violin held by Ben Patterson)
> >
> That must hurt.
Well, after the performance, the violin was in a worser shape than me, so I
guess I won, but I tell you that, sat in front of 100 people, knowing you're
about to be beaten by a violin held by a gigantic artist-world well known to
belong to the freakiest art movement in the art history since Neron- without
seeing him, so you can't know exactly when he's going to slam your head, you
need to be sure that, even though for obvious reasons this performance
couldn't be rehearsed before, you're going to trust him enough to remain sat
on the chair, without showing your damn huge fear!
But you cans see from the picure, that I had a top class, first quality,
brand new (when it was made, before the WWII), helmet to protect my precious
brain...
Alan went to Fluxus after having been touched by the grace in Allen's
website, me I started to digg into it seriously after having been smashed by
Ben Patterson: my passion for fluxus shall be in fact a post-trauma
obsession...you get baptised as you deserve, isn't it?
Bertrand
