Beatriz: Yes, very rarely I can be present in that media. But I don’t believe in being myself in the media, as pretending to represent some kind of identity or principles or ideals that is just lost from the beginning. But ideally I think that I more and more would like to go into becoming imperceptible, in the Deleuzian sense, not being visible, I think invisibility is today much more than before a condition for political work, even though we are doing this now, you are working with your camera and I am talking to you, but that’s what I meant when I said to you I am now into witchcraft. Even talking to a friend from Multitude, this magazine, we were thinking about organizing a whole political encounter called witchcraft and politics, precisely becoming secret, going totally invisible, creating rituals that will not be known by others as a condition for political work, I think we have something amazing there that we have to work with. Much more than this obsession of going into the media, going into mainstream and becoming visible, blablabla, it’s lost.
– Interview with Beatriz Preciado >Queertheorist>Paris>Tara Herbst
