Curiosity Is A Great Antidote To Fear.

I Somehow Sensed When I Was A Teenager That I Wanted To Do My Own Work. I Was Quite Clear That I Didn't Want To Be An Interpretative Kind Of Artist. I Had An Intuition About Wanting To Create My Own Form, In One Way Or Another, Whatever That Would Be.

(there Is) Art That States The Problems Of Society And Wakes People Up To Make Changes In Their Lives Or In Their Communities,...art That Offers An Alternative, That Demonstrates Human Behavior That Can Become A Model For Creativity, Cooperation, Freedom And Playfulness, And...art That In Itself Provides Glimpses Of A Larger Consciousness Or Reflects Upon The Inexplicable.

My Partner Sometimes Liked To Go Into The Studio And Improvise Voice Things Just For Fun. When I Returned From England I Transcribed One Of Her Melodies, And Had Some Of The Hospice Participants Sing It, Because They Said They Liked To Sing. Their Singing Is Very Raw, But I'm Going To Use It For The Final Work.

I Work In Between The Cracks, Where The Voice Starts Dancing, Where The Body Starts Singing, Where Theater Becomes Cinema.

Yes, The More I Go Through Life I Realize That There's Really No Separation Between Practice And Art At All. The Two Things More And More Become One Rather Than Two Different Aspects Of My Life.