In these conversations with Anastasia Belyaeva, Ilja Danishevski, and Wladimir Velminski, the Russian action artist Pjotr Pavlensky offers insight into his radical thinking, which underlies actions like "Threat," where he set fire to the door of the Russian intelligence service FSB in November 2015. "Undoubtedly, I work with the concept of freedom. This is one of the central elements, the meaning of which has been terribly distorted in the system of ideas. That’s why I speak of the 'prison of the everyday' and that the real prison can, in contrast, be a center for recreation.".