In the 1970s, Serbian artist Marina Abramovic conducted an experiment

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00:00 In the 1970s, Serbian expatriate Marina Abramov experimented.

00:08 She was standing in one of the exhibition centres,

00:13 and she had various things with her,

00:16 from a gun, a hammer, to a water-coloured pen.

00:20 People were also allowed to take anything from these things

00:26 and do whatever they wanted with Marina.

00:29 First of all, the public was ashamed.

00:33 They only looked at her, gave her roses and a bouquet.

00:39 But then suddenly, the situation took a new turn.

00:43 People threw paint on her face,

00:47 and even cut and injured her.

00:50 In addition, when a man picked up a gun,

00:54 the people of the exhibition centre stopped the performance.

01:00 Marina said, "First, the audience really wanted to play with me,

01:05 but then they kept going on and on.

01:08 It was a real fear of six hours.

01:11 They cut my hair, touched the thorns of roses on my body,

01:15 cut the skin of my neck, and then put a plaster on my wound.

01:22 Khayal Karna. Bye.