Juan Antonio Álvarez Reyes ///

Interview with Dora García. On prohibitions, spies and rebellious spectators

It worries me that you have changed your opinion. Has the same thing happened for many other questions?

I have changed my opinion about two questions. However, on two questions of The Sphinx Performance, in the Yes or No (The Sphinx) game, which is the electronic version, the answers have not varied, for technical and, as you say, social and ethical reasons. However, I consider the performance to be a format that allows and should allow for permanent updates, with the artist's way of thinking at the moment in which the performance is done. As you know, the purpose of the Sphinx and of its variant Yes or No, is that of identifying to the public that it thinks like the artist and therefore the public to which her work is directed. This public can be those that think like her –to the point of being the same age as her or having colored their hair like her– or can be those that lie, who end up being more similar to her(...)