CLEAN: Mr. Brainwash out to crack Europe with London show

The transcript features an artist discussing their diverse work, including projects for the Olympics and the Queen of England. They express a desire to take risks and create large-scale art shows globally, starting with Europe and London. The artist emphasizes the freedom and lack of rules in art, highlighting their determination to continue creating without constraints. The transcript concludes with a brief greeting.

What kind of projects has the speaker worked on in the past?

• Projects for the World Health Organization

• Projects for the Olympics and the Queen of England

• Projects for the President of the United States

• Projects for the United Nations

What does the speaker believe is necessary to take on large art projects?

• A lot of money

• A little bit of craziness

• A large team

• A detailed plan

What is the speaker's goal regarding their art shows?

• To make them smaller and more intimate

• To make them bigger and more global

• To focus only on local exhibitions

• To stop creating new shows

Where is the speaker taking their first step in Europe?

• Berlin

• Rome

• Paris

• London

How does the speaker view art galleries and museums?

• As separate entities

• As part of the same art world

• As outdated institutions

• As places only for traditional art

What does the speaker say about the rules of making art?

• You need to get approval from art critics

• You must follow traditional methods

• There are no rules; you can do whatever you want

• There is a strict manual to follow

What is the speaker's attitude towards their future in art?

• They plan to stop soon

• They are determined to keep creating

• They want to change careers

• They are uncertain about continuing