Anything Can Be Painted Without Representation.

When I First Made A Grid I Happened To Be Thinking Of The Innocence Of Trees And Then This Grid Came Into My Mind And I Thought It Represented Innocence, And I Still Do, And So I Painted It And Then I Was Satisfied. I Thought, This Is My Vision.

My Paintings Are Not About What Is Seen. They Are About What Is Known Forever In The Mind.

I Paint With My Back To The World

Beauty And Happiness And Life Are All The Same And They Are Pervasive, Unattached And Abstract And They Are Our Only Concern. They Are Immeasurable, Completely Lacking In Substance. They Are Perfect And Sublime. This Is The Subject Matter Of Art.

I Often Paint Tranquility. If You Stop Thinking And Rest, Then A Little Happiness Comes Into Your Mind. At Perfect Rest You Are Comfortable.