Color Is Crucial In Painting, But It

Art Doesn't Transform. It Just Plain Forms.

Color Is Crucial In Painting, But It Is Very Hard To Talk About. There Is Almost Nothing You Can Say That Holds Up As A Generalization, Because It Depends On Too Many Factors: Size, Modulation, The Rest Of The Field, A Certain Consistency That Color Has With Forms, And The Statement You're Trying To Make.

Im Not Really Sure What Social Message My Art Carries, If Any. And I Dont Really Want It To Carry One. Im Not Interested In The Subject Matter To Try To Teach Society Anything, Or To Try To Better Our World In Any Way.

Yes, You Know Sometimes, We Started Out Thinking Out How Strange Our Painting Was Next To Normal Painting, Which Was Anything Expressionist. You Forget That This Has Been Thirty Five Years Now And People Don't Look At It As If It Were Some Kind Of Oddity.

Yeah, You Know, You Like It To Come On Like Gangbusters, But You Get Into Passages That Are Very Interesting And Subtle, And Sometimes Your Original Intent Changes Quite A Bit.