Walk Through Walls: A Memoir
14 hrs. 25 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Marina Abramović
Author
Marina Abramović
Narrator
Irina Patrakova
Narrator
Irina Patrakova
Description
The life and creative career of the famous “Grandmother of World Performance.”
Marina Abramović’s autobiography is a verbal statement, breathing with the same power and fearlessness as her primarily non-verbal artistic performance art. With her characteristic dry humor, she tells about childhood and youth spent under the strict control of an authoritarian mother, about her art, permeated by inexhaustible curiosity and the desire to understand people. The central part of the audiobook is devoted to her relationships and collaboration with the artist Ulay—relationships that, after 12 years, ended in a joint spectacular performance on the Great Wall of China.
Marina Abramović’s autobiography is a verbal statement, breathing with the same power and fearlessness as her primarily non-verbal artistic performance art. With her characteristic dry humor, she tells about childhood and youth spent under the strict control of an authoritarian mother, about her art, permeated by inexhaustible curiosity and the desire to understand people. The central part of the audiobook is devoted to her relationships and collaboration with the artist Ulay—relationships that, after 12 years, ended in a joint spectacular performance on the Great Wall of China.
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