THE ANXIETY (豆瓣)

表演者: THE ANXIETY / WILLOW / Tyler Cole
流派: 摇滚
专辑类型: 专辑
介质: 数字(Digital)
发行时间: 2020-03-13
出版者: MSFTSMusic

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　　For the next 24 hours, you'll be able to find Willow Smith in a box at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles, California. Beginning at 9 p.m. PST on Wednesday, March 11, Willow and collaborator Tyler Cole will partake in a 24-hour performance that will have the musicians exploring eight different phases of anxiety, the Los Angeles Times reported.... (展开全部) 　　For the next 24 hours, you'll be able to find Willow Smith in a box at the Museum of Contemporary Art’s Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles, California. Beginning at 9 p.m. PST on Wednesday, March 11, Willow and collaborator Tyler Cole will partake in a 24-hour performance that will have the musicians exploring eight different phases of anxiety, the Los Angeles Times reported.
　　Speaking with the LA Times, Willow revealed that the eight stages will include paranoia, rage, sadness, numbness, euphoria, strong interest, compassion and acceptance. Visitors will be able to watch the pair through a glass panel on one side of the box. The other three panels will contain canvas, which the duo will write on. Each stage will last for three hours, but audience members will only be permitted to observe the installation for a 15 minute period.
　　Inspired by a recent joint recording session of their forthcoming album, The Anxiety, which will be released directly following the 24-hour isolation, Willow said they wanted to personify the experience of what anxiety can be. “We understand this is a very sensitive subject. And we don’t want to be like, ‘Our experience is the experience.’ This is just us expressing our personal experience with this," Willow told the LA Times.
　　Opening up about her personal experience with anxiety, Willow added that climate change, along with other recent headlines, is a big contributor to her anxiety. “We’re on this planet and anything could happen, like the thing that just happened with Kobe [Bryant]? That was really a knife in the heart,” she said. "Every moment is precious. And I think everyone has a fear of just not knowing what’s going to happen in the future, not knowing if you’re on the right path, not knowing if you’re making the right choices.”
　　According to Willow, the two do not intend to speak at all during the performance, but she did note that they "might grunt or scream — it’s going to be very primal." And while they intend to be in the box for 24 hours, that time also includes time for bathroom breaks, sleeping, and eating.
　　As Willow explained to the LA Times, the project is intended to raise awareness of anxiety. After viewing the exhibit, visitors will exit through a room that contains self-help books and donation opportunities. “The first thing we’re going to be writing on our title wall is something along the lines of: ‘The acceptance of one’s fears is the first step toward understanding.’ So then you know this is on something real. This is for a real cause," she said.
　　If you're struggling with anxiety or stress, there are numerous resources that can help you. It's important to understand the difference between stress and anxiety, and if you find yourself struggling with either, it's best to seek help from a trusted adult or mental health professional. Feeling worried or overwhelmed is nothing to feel guilty or ashamed about, and as experts previously explained to Teen Vogue, accepting anxiety and worry is one of the first steps towards getting and feeling better.