Marina Abramović's art pushes the boundary between audience and artist in pursuit of heightened consciousness and personal change. In her groundbreaking 2010 work, "The Artist Is Present," she simply sat in a chair facing her audience, for eight hours a day ... with powerfully moving results. Her boldest work may still be yet to come -- it's taking the form of a sprawling art institute devoted to experimentation and simple acts done with mindful attention. "Nothing happens if you always do things the same way," she says. "My method is to do things I'm afraid of, the things I don't know, to go to territory that nobody's ever been."

Marina Abramović: An art made of trust, vulnerability and connection

An art made of trust, vulnerability and connection

Exploring the limits of human interaction, a performance turns vulnerability into a canvas, revealing profound truths about trust.

Confronting mortality and fears directly through art liberates both the creator and observer, transforming shared energy into healing.

Transforming fear into art, an artist stages her vulnerabilities, engaging deeply with audience energy to transcend personal fears.