I Don't Really Have A Career Plan.

I'm 43. I'm Not Ready To Sit Down In A Chair With My Name On It Yet.

But I Always Liked The Fact That You Get These Totally Unacceptable Images, But They're Taken By A Really Expensive Photographer, With Great Light, And In Terms Of The Quality Of The Photograph It's A Great Photograph, But In Terms Of Imagery It's Unacceptable, And I Like That Contradiction.

When You've Just Done It, You're Not Sure. But When You've Sat With It For A Couple Of Hours And You Don't Want To Do Anything More To It, That's A Great Feeling. It Can Stand On Its Own Two Feet.

But I Think It's More That When You're Young, You're Invincible, You're Immortal - Or At Least You Think You Are. The Possibilities Are Limitless, You're Inventing The Future. Then You Get Older And Suddenly You Have A History. It's Fixed. You Can't Change Anything. I Find That A Bit Disturbing, To Be Honest.

Buy Art, Build A Museum, Put Your Name On It, Let People In For Free. That's As Close As You Can Get To Immortality.