Biografía

11 de octubre de 1964 · Ellsworth Air Force Base, Rapid City, South Dakota, Estados Unidos

30 de enero de 2019 · Williamsville, Erie County, Nueva York, Estados Unidos (cáncer de mama metastásico)

Diane Adair Gaidry

Holds a Masters degree in Psychology from the University of Santa Monica.

Starring in "Long Day's Journey into Night" through November 2006 in Buffalo, NY

One of the founding members of Los Angeles-based Filmmakers Alliance.

What is the deal with this need to categorize? This You/Me, Us/Them, Right/Wrong, Good/Bad, American/Iranian, German/Greek, Catholic/Protestant, Jewish/Muslim/Sikh, Male/Female, Gay/Straight? I thought we did away with "separate but equal" back in the '60s. But what if there's no separate?

Why do we label ourselves and each other? Are we suffering from some kind of collective obsessive-compulsive disorder where we fantasize that the world is one giant filing cabinet? How can a human being fit into a filing cabinet? What if we could just appreciate the messy mystery and unknowableness of life?

In order to be limitless (at least limitless in a kind of generative, creativity way, rather than the seemingly limitless destruction we humans have shown ourselves to be capable of), I believe that we need to be label-less.