My art is action: it is not a goal but a tool. It helps me to reach completeness, where art is no longer needed. It is when I do not need art that I know I have reached completeness.
What is completeness? It is accepting opposites, experiencing universality, re-evaluating values.

What is action? I use the word not in its common sense, but to denote “the doing of life”; action need not be awe-inspiring or herculean; its point is its infinite simplicity, which outshines all kinds of artistic action. Everyone has their roots. Man is no different from other living creatures. Compare humans and trees: they all gain their nourishment from the earth, but they also need care in the “upper region,” without which they cannot grow; we humans are responsible for our own care. This is the moment when harmony comes into being. (...)