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Meet Italian artist Isabella Ducrot: “Now I am fully an artist." — Transcript · YTtoTranscript

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Meet Italian artist Isabella Ducrot: “Now I am fully an artist."

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When you go into your studio and you start painting, then what happens inside of you? [music] >> Happiness. Happiness. Happiness. This is what I feel. [music] I have never been so happy.

Since I didn't know that I was an artist, I thought that it was normal for me. But I felt the need of the third element [music] and the paper has not the third element. Textile has it. [music]

It is a lost time. I don't want to lose time. Time is so precious for me. So I want to amuse myself all all the every moment

and they think it is easier to join this kind of thoughts at my age because I'm much more free. I I have never been so free in my life.

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It is an adventure. I didn't know what was going to to happen. It is a surprise and when somebody say but this is good I'm very glad that you say this sometimes they are very simple the round pieces so the beauty comes but I didn't call it because I didn't know her name

I have a a son which is an artist and I have under my eyes what it is to be an artist because when he was 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 20, 30, he all the time he knew what he wanted to do. I I did not. I was a girl. I wanted to go out to dance to to and

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after to marry to have children to cook to do every day housewife. I I have been a housewife. Now I am fully artist because I only the only thing I do is to stay or here or in my room and and work [music] [music]

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[music] [music] >> My name is [music] Isabella Dukro. In a way, it is a fake name [music] because my real name when I was bat in many many years ago, my name was Antonio because my mother made a kind of pray to St. Antonio because she wanted me [music] to be born quickly

and I was born in the day of Saint Antonio. So she was obliged to keep her promise. The day after she began to call me Isabella and my story begins that I am confused. I don't know when I am Antonia and when I am Isabella. So it is a little complicated and [music] it is typical of my life because

I have always done something not so sure of what I was doing.

I amuse myself madly. I I adore what I do and and I am less and less uh afraid of what I was doing. Evidently I exist but I am exist also for the others. uh because what I do has a kind of dialogue with others. No, I am not optimist. Reasonably [music] speaking, I cannot be optimistic.

What I'm [music] trying to do in my things is to make a kind of um uh equilibrio, a kind of hope or or a desire that things could go better. [music] That hope has more space >> [music]

>> I live the present. I have no future. It is a very strange time because it is enlarged enlarged every hour, every morning, every afternoon there are a space in the world near to happiness very near to happiness I couldn't find another name surprise Guys, amusement. Vanity. [laughter]

And we I [music] think we had the last conversation. It was I think almost a year ago. And I'm not the same person anymore because I feel that I'm changing and changing in a strange disacord. Being so old, I should be the same. No, exactly almost exactly the same what I was last time.

But in fact, things are [music] not like this.

These last months I have jumped in new ideas and this has been very near to happiness. In a way, I understand the [music] similarity between the textile structure and the language structure are really very very [music] tied together. For instance, paper that I adore and paper is is the material I work on

very much. I used it in Japanese taking paper. But paper has not that mysterious space where which is nothing. Weaving weaving. While you do this, you build something, a structure. But not only inside the structure is a nowhere. There is empty place. And the same things happens with the language. You speak but there is a

subject. There is an object but also there is something inside this relationship which has no name. And this without studying, without being particularly religious, without being a philosopher, but I felt the need of the third element and the paper has not the third element. Textile has it. They say there is no two without three.

If there are two, it is necessary that there is also what is between the two. And this is the spirit of Santo. We call it in Italians the Holy Spirit. So the difficulty has been to accept that I I that that space the empty space of the language and textile I was part of this space a little myself

it was I have no name no no a real presence but I was there this I have to accept I don't consider myself something. But I have to accept that we you and me and this gentleman are speaking about myself. This I have to I have the I have to touch it.

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>> you? [music]

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[music] >> Because in a way you you I think that your question is um how do you realize all this while [music] working? Yes, while working I am afraid to do useless things a little bit but in a way like a something who is blind but knows to how to go. See I am a feminist

strongly feminist. I think that uh our future of women it it is dependent of the language. We should change language because since we have never been the story of the world has been written by male mind and I'm sure that there is a difference between a body of a woman and the body of a man. So I think that also

the writing is something different [snorts] and we should begin to speak our language but we don't have a language. We have to develop. So the attention is not to imitate what man has done and do it better if you are good enough. No, this is to change our way of telling things. [music]

We can only imitate until now. We cannot I I used languages of philosophy but perhaps [music] I one could develop a more realist uh for our body because our body is less slave of the vista. How do you call it [music] the the possibility to look? >> Yeah. [clears throat] >> Aristotle says that the vista was the [music]

quality of the science. You cannot be a scientist if if you don't look at the things in a way I think [music] that we women believe in what we touch. more babies. So it is not the view echo this is my way of walking [music] I don't understand but this nobody can tell me I know

I I don't see myself when I do that a man sees and this makes for him the view more important we cannot use the view to know our body ministration uh births, babies and all this. It is secret for us. [music] We we only know what the others tell us about our body.

No, no. [laughter] This is this is the first time that I see this thing. I want to tell you that this is the first time [music] today.

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>> I would like to to pass on the possibility to amuse ourself to to to do things loving them. It is a chance that and and it is important to to the amusement. I who like that with a friend if we amuse ourself it is the best thing can happen with somebody else.

So I I give a great important to amusement not naturally if you are tired if you are poor if you are ill but I I was ill. I was quite poor during the war. It was very difficult. I I have not been poor. I was poor as a bourgeois that naturally I but in any way I had

difficult moments many difficult also now it is difficult but at the same time I amuse myself. This morning uh I was able to tell you something that I think it is [music] important and this is an amusement. So with my sons and so on I hope to to be a little freer, a little lighter [music]

to forget what somebody has not done for us. Uh I can consider the others always guilty [music] of something. No, the temptation is this. It is a lost time. I don't want to lose time. Time [music] is so precious for me. So I want to amuse myself all all the every moment. And Emily Dickinson said that [music]

the only happiness we can enjoy we human people [music] is the franch [music] I don't so I don't understand in English when you feel I was afraid and now you you are not more afraid because you understand that the cat is [music] not a tiger for in the moment to pass from a moment of

order fear and they said I'm not afraid like this she says the only possibility [music] for us to be happy it's a moment when you you passed from [music] the fear to a moment of peace or >> thank you beautiful thank you Isabella >> [music]

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>> Okay, thank you [music] so much.