Author: Maurizio Cattelan

Quotes

What's the point of our life? Everything seems absurd until we die, and then it makes sense.

What's the point of our life? Everything seems absurd until we die, and then it makes sense.

- Maurizio Cattelan

It's even more of a torture not to work than to work.

It's even more of a torture not to work than to work.

- Maurizio Cattelan

Every work of art is a great promise of escape and, therefore, like an open invitation.

Every work of art is a great promise of escape and, therefore, like an open invitation.

- Maurizio Cattelan

I like to produce work for specific places, and it is difficult to do repeat shows in the same space.

I like to produce work for specific places, and it is difficult to do repeat shows in the same space.

- Maurizio Cattelan

Laughter is a Trojan horse to enter into direct contact with the unconscious, strike the imagination, and trigger visceral reactions.

Laughter is a Trojan horse to enter into direct contact with the unconscious, strike the imagination, and trigger visceral reactions.

- Maurizio Cattelan

It's not my job to tell people what a work means.

It's not my job to tell people what a work means.

- Maurizio Cattelan

If you are searching to figure out what is true and what is not, you will have a sad life. It means you have too much time, and you should do a hobby - like collecting art.

If you are searching to figure out what is true and what is not, you will have a sad life. It means you have too much time, and you should do a hobby - like collecting art.

- Maurizio Cattelan

Based on my experience, it's considerably difficult to force a donkey into doing something it perceives to be dangerous for whatever reason.

Based on my experience, it's considerably difficult to force a donkey into doing something it perceives to be dangerous for whatever reason.

- Maurizio Cattelan

Damien Hirst knows how to drive super-fast cars... I love my bicycle.

Damien Hirst knows how to drive super-fast cars... I love my bicycle.

- Maurizio Cattelan

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