Thinking, after all, is something rather corporal. Physical! You know, when I leap physically, and when I leap for an idea, which is not easy to grap, which is not easy to realize, then there is a similar movement within my body. (Jean­Luc Nancy)

All of being is in touch with all of being, but the law of touching is separation; moreover, it is the heterogeneity of surfaces that touch each other. Contact is beyond fullness and emptiness, beyond connection and disconnection. (Jean­Luc Nancy)

The feeling of fragility and fault drove mankind to its greatest inventions and selfmade strength. The I is a picture puzzle of fragility and strength, iridescent and irritating. When we consider ourselves, we double up ourselves like in a mirror; as if we recently created ourselves just to become ourselves. Only to be able to say “I” honestly once, we challenge ourselves a thousand times, we risk bygone security and go on making decisions. (Thomas Schütt)

Being alone is essential; the spectator is alone in the theatre. (…) The theatre is this miraculous space where we are alone, together. (Jérôme Bel)