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Quote by Ilya Kabakov
For any viewer to experience a feeling of trust in what he is being shown.
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The statement describes a viewer feeling confident in what is being shown. Trust means the viewer can accept the presentation as reliable rather than immediately doubting it. The focus is on the viewer’s response to the material, not simply on seeing or understanding it.
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- Library of Congress-hosted *Theatre Topics* PDF, quoting a Boris Groys–Ilya Kabakov conversation
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