The late performance artist Simone Forti, born in 1935, recalls sitting with Yoko Ono on the PS1 roof, reflecting on their shared experiences and artistic journey.

Forti and Ono, both influential figures in the 20th-century art world, faced discrimination and were known for their cross-disciplinary work. Their encounters and collaborations left a lasting impact on contemporary art, challenging norms through movement, sound, and everyday objects.

This never-before-published interview offers fresh insights into the dynamics of their relationship and the broader context of 1960s artistic circles. Forti’s recollections provide a unique perspective on how these two iconic artists intersected in history.