I Always Say I'm Catholic - But

When Studio Art Started Being Seen As Important, I Joined Colab, And Then I Became Very Involved.

It Was A Very Economically Depressed Time [the 80s] And Because Of That, There Was A Lot Of Space. Everything Was Relatively Dilapidated, And One Could Live On A Pretty Low Income. One Could Live Well Below The Poverty Line And Not Suffer Immensely.

As An Artist, You Want To Have An Experience. What You Need To Experience Changes Over The Course Of Your Life Because Your Life Changes.

I Love Flying Buttresses!

I Have To Make About A Million Proofs Of Everything. I Don’t Know, It’s Just A Repetition, Like A Meditation. You Come Back To Something And Then You Leave It, And Then You Come Back Again And You Leave It, And Each Time It Changes. And Sometimes You Have To Wait For New Information Inside Yourself To Be Able To Finish Something, To Find Out How It Should Go.