Calle will continue to deal with what annoys and hurts her by turning it into a game. Her latest project is spotting mistakes in journalists’ articles about her art. “I thought to myself, maybe there’s material in taking the errors and enacting the works just as they are described by the journalists? So if a journalist mistakenly said I’d done a project with deaf people, I’d have to do a project with deaf people.” I think about inserting some wild inaccuracies to give her some space for her work. “Before I got irritated and said, ‘it’s not true, I never said that’, I now rub my hands, when I’ve found something wrong. It’s another way of taking care of myself, a way of turning things around. Instead of being upset about being misinterpreted, I go looking for it, I hope for it, I wait for it. It’s the right method, turning things to my advantage in order not to suffer from them.
— Interview: Sophie Calle | World news | The Guardian
