Kester generally made me feel that that there are many different approaches as to how to be better humans within our humanity. Call it art, or not, it's still a beautiful goal which we should all strive to.
Some key idea that interested me were:
1. Art that is made to go beyond cultural borders. It obviously can't be tied down to language
2. Like in "Invitation to Aid Drug-Addicted Women," more leaders should be involved in conversations. But not throughout social media.
3. The mention of "breaking down our fears of others." Not everyone is as bad as we think, we're just scared.
Questions:
1. How would an actor separate themselves from their work?
2. How to get past the fear of making people change?
3. How to make someone understand something that they have to live to know?
Some key idea that interested me were:
1. Art that is made to go beyond cultural borders. It obviously can't be tied down to language
2. Like in "Invitation to Aid Drug-Addicted Women," more leaders should be involved in conversations. But not throughout social media.
3. The mention of "breaking down our fears of others." Not everyone is as bad as we think, we're just scared.
Questions:
1. How would an actor separate themselves from their work?
2. How to get past the fear of making people change?
3. How to make someone understand something that they have to live to know?
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