I Didn't Start To Be An Artist

I Always Thought It Was A Trap To Fit Into Ideologies, And Maybe That's A Luxury Position, But My Work Is A Reflection Of My Being Here. My Being Here Is Not A Reflection Of An Idea.

I'm Peripheral In Colab's History Because Others Were Involved In Media, Filmmaking, And Music, And I Was Always A Studio Artist.

I Trust My Work. It's A Collaboration With The Material, And When It's Viewed, It's A Collaboration With The World.

Prints Mimic What We Are As Humans: We Are All The Same And Yet Every One Is Different. I Think There's A Spiritual Power In Repetition, A Devotional Quality, Like Saying Rosaries.

We As Beings Are Very Contradictory, Complicated Creatures That Work In Our Best Interest And Against Our Best Interest. In A Certain Way, I Want My Work To Have All That Messiness.