An Empty Canvas Is Full Only If

People Ask Me, 'don't You Ever Run Out Of Ideas?' In The First Place I Don't Use Ideas. Every Time I Have An Idea It's Too Limiting, And Usually Turns Out To Be A Disappointment. But I Haven't Run Out Of Curiosity.

I Had Been Working Purely Abstractly For So Long, It Was Important For Me To See Whether I Was Working Abstractly Because I Couldn't Work Any Other Way, Or Whether I Was Doing It Out Of Choice.

Painting Is Always Strongest When In Spite Of Composition, Color, Etc., It Appears As A Fact, Or An Inevitability, As Opposed To A Souvenir Or Arrangement.

I Want My Paintings To Look Like What's Going On Outside My Window Rather Than What's Inside My Studio.

This Is A Portrait Of Iris Clert If I Say So.