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Art Is Something That Happens Inside Us. We Look At Things In The World, And We Become Excited By Them. We Understand Our Own Possibilities Of Becoming. And That's What Art Is.

I Would Prefer A Normal-sized Breast, Or A Small Breast Or Whatever, And That It Be Natural, Than To Understand That It Was Just Some Jelly In There.

I Believe In Sensuality. I Believe In Sex. I Believe In The Survival Of The Species. I Like Aspects Of Things That Are Ethereal, But I Like The Reality Of Nature And Embracing The Way Nature Works, And Aspects Of Interrelationships Between Male-female, Aspects Of The Body, The Way The Body Has Changed Over Thousands Of Years . . .

The Entertainment Industry, The Advertising Industry Have Taken [the] Tools From The Art World And Made Themselves Much More Politically Potent. We Are Really Devastated And Very Impotent Right Now. A Photographer Just Working For An Advertising Company Has A Platform To Be Much More Politically Effective In The World Than An Artist.

I'm Interested In Power. I'm Interested In The Kind Of Polarities And Equilibriums That Take Place Within Sexuality And Philosophy And Sociology. So In Versailles, In This Type Of Setting, You Have A Place That Is About Absolute Control, Where Everything Has Been Thought About.