In any case, an interview equals a pitfall. I am not one of those who believe that through my "revolutionary" answers I will overturn the bourgeois press. This "get in there and change it" no longer applies. Simply put, the interview is a striptease in front of the cross-eyed eyes of voyeuristic readers (thankfully not all of them). In front of sexually deviant "experts" who know everything.

Art means love. And love is the right of all human beings. Love means passionately loving your battered self, for only then will you love the person next to you. And love is desire. Desire for life, for songs, for you and for everyone. And desire is a revolutionary art with the truth of the term because it does not allow for "allowed" and "forbidden." For me, there is no greater work of art than the human being who walks alone through time with painful conflicts within.

Human beings resemble a sun that burns by itself. And Art, like a patient and a doctor at the same time. Katina Gogou through interviews, texts, and documents. The voice of an important poet for society, politics, art, and humanity.