00:00I'm speaking as an artist. I'm saying that, I mean, I'm not going to be here forever.
00:09I'm here now. This is the eternal present. This is us.
00:12But the thing is, if I make something, you can come back to that thing
00:17and it will stay there until the world explodes or whatever will happen.
00:21It will be that thing.
00:24There's a painting in my room called Procession for Jean Bigot,
00:27who made Lit Land, Zero for Conduct.
00:30Anyway, I named the painting for him, but the painting was made in 1979.
00:34It stays there. I look at the edge of the painting.
00:37Everything that's not in that painting is temporary.
00:41House will change. Different things will, you know, the furniture will change.
00:45The painting has everything that I had to say in me, in it.
00:50I've posited it there.
00:52And if we think about the film, everything that I want to express in film,
00:57if I felt like the film was finished, is posited in that thing.
01:02For example, Marlon Brando.
01:03I watched Apocalypse Now.
01:07I showed Apocalypse Now in Sag Harbor, the 1979 version.
01:13Giulia Daniello actually has a movie theater there.
01:16So I showed the movie, and Marlon Brando is live in the film.
01:23When he says, it's judgment, it's judgment that defeats us.
01:27We hear Marlon, you can see it because it's a recorded picture.
01:32Jeremy Thomas has a thing called the Recorded Picture Company.
01:36People exist.
01:37They transgress death because they're a part of that art.
01:40People exist.
01:52They're a part of that art.
02:06They've headaches.
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