00:01There are a lot of firsts happening.
00:03I've never done anything like this before.
00:05I'm not a performance artist.
00:06I'm just now entering the contemporary art and experience world
00:08and I'm presenting myself as the first object.
00:12To feel like Love Strangers is an unexpected gift
00:15that you didn't realize you needed,
00:17and it gives you hope and strength to be more yourself.
00:21The more you give, the more you get, and it multiplies.
00:25The thing about performance is you better be telling the truth.
00:29As long as your performance is authentic to who you are,
00:32you can do it until you die.
00:35I think it was the combination of the space that was so beautiful and ethereal,
00:41and then also just his rich words that he spoke from his heart.
00:50I feel like disco balls.
00:53I think it's one of the most amazing things to be told that you're loved,
00:57and I think it's extremely important right now.
01:00That's what this whole thing is, giving that back
01:02and having someone in there that is making sure that you feel that.
01:06This show is the culmination of a month-long artist residency
01:10at the Office of Virtue, where I studied dimensions of the heart.
01:14You don't feel that every day.
01:16So when you get that kind of, like, expansion of love on you,
01:20it just comes over you like a wave, you know, more lovely.
01:28What I'm doing tonight is giving my heart to strangers and people that I love.
01:32Let's go.
01:32Let's go.
01:34Let's go.
01:35Amen.
