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Here is what the surviving video (available on YouTube and art archives) shows in sequence:
For six hours in 1974, in a small gallery in Naples, Italy, the then-28-year-old Serbian artist Marina Abramović performed what would become the most terrifying and important performance art piece in history. And while full, unedited footage is rare, finding the (or its extensive documentary clips) is a rite of passage for anyone interested in the dark heart of crowd psychology. marina abramovic rhythm 0 performance video full
Warning: This article discusses disturbing human behavior, violence, and sexual assault. Here is what the surviving video (available on
The instruction was simple: “I am the object. For six hours, you may use these objects on me in any way you choose.” The instruction was simple: “I am the object
The video is still there. The table is still there. The bullet is waiting. If you or someone you know has been affected by the themes in this article (assault, mob violence, psychological trauma), please contact a mental health professional or your local crisis support line.