Within this contemplative landscape, Wantanee and her African grey parrot, Beuys, form an unlikely partnership. Like many parrot owners, Wantanee imparts her desires upon Beuys, teaching her to mimic words and phrases. However, Beuys possesses remarkable freedom—the ability to rearrange these words, creating her unique sentences. In this way, she becomes a political being, capable of expressing her thoughts and perspectives.
As Wantanee guides Beuys to say, "Everyone is a contemporary artist." Yet, with each repetition, the words take on new life, their meanings evolving and transforming. It is in this fluidity that the true es- sence of Beuys' power lies. Each utterance becomes an act of creation, an artistic expression that defies the confines of predefined concepts and fixed interpretations.
Within this dynamic interplay, Wantanee and Beuys challenge the notion of human superiority. As Beuys weaves her sentences, she defies the expectations imposed upon her by society. She be- comes a beacon of possibility, a reminder that power and creativity are not exclusive to humans alone.