Nichttun statt Sabotage! Was meint Bazon Brock damit? //// text //// in: Grosse Sätze Machen: Über Bazon Brock; Wolfgang Ullrich, Lambert Wiesing (Hrsg.) //// © rajele jain 2016 |
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Bazon Brock has audio and video recordings of his actions, lectures, visitor schools and performances of several hundred hours, which I have digitized, catalogued and partially edited for him over three years. It would surprise me to meet someone who listened to more of him than I did. Perhaps my perception is somewhat colored by the Indian focus of most of my work, but perhaps that is why I was able to notice more the closeness Bazon Brock has to Indian thought. It is said that the 1960s, the Fluxus movement, etc. were influenced by Indian writings and gurus. But most people remember the images of hippies and non-authentic late hippies, which rather diluted these writings. So it is all the more impressive to find the parallels in the statements of the Bhagavadgita and Bazon Brock.
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