I Love Flying Buttresses!

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.

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.

I Think That Objects Have Memories. I’m Always Thinking That I’ll Go To The Museum And See Something And Have A Big Memory About Some Other Lifetime.

Some People Think Or Expect That You Should Make The Same Kinds Of Art Forever Because It Creates A Convenient Narrative... I Want My Work To Embody My Inherent Contradictions.

I Got Into Animals By Drawing Hair Follicles. I Liked Drawing Hair, And From That I Got Into Feathers And Fur, Then Into Images Of Animals. The Patterning Is The Same, But The Proportions Of The Body Change From One Animal To The Next. A Lot Of It Is Just Geometry And Consciousness.