hey there. my name is Andrei Kaigorodov. and this is my blog (right). more personal than professional,
more draft than final,
more silly than serious,
more for friends than anybody else.
you can best reach me directly at andrei.kaigorodov@gmail.com
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N:
And where is it you want to go?
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C:
I want to be less embarrassed by who I am but not aspire to be someone different.
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N:
Many artists have to struggle with that, yet you carry the weight of inheritance as well.
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C:
People live better if they can really tear down their parents at one point. I couldn’t do that, I wasn’t able to step on them and crush them.
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N:
Were they just too larger-than-life to do that?
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C:
No I loved them. I couldn’t find faults with them. Even their faults had great charm.
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N:
Were there many boundaries to rebel against?
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C:
The thing is, I was very sensible child, whereas they didn’t care if I had my baccalaureate or whatever. [...] They left me completely free to have my own life. It was so important, I realize now, for me to build up who I was through those experiences.
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source:
http://www.nowness.com/day/2012/2/1/1863/charlotte-gainsbourg-anna
