I See Man More As An Instrument

The Latest Page I've Been Working Is About The Organization Of The Pantheon Of The Gods. Who's Indebted To Whom, How They Are Related, Who Screwed Whose Uncle Or Grandmother, All Of That.

Student Journeys Which Were Important To Me Were Sicily, Greece, And Egypt, Where I Really Saw These Buildings, And That Is Where You're Able To Grasp What Things Mean.

I Deeply Believe In Pluralism. I Believe In The Close Proximity Of Multiple Systems Or Agnostic Systems.

The Kind Of Painting Which I Find Exciting Is Not Necessarily Representational Or Non-representational, But It Is Musical And Architectural... Whether This Visual Relationship Is Slightly More Or Slightly Less Abstract Is, For Me, Beside The Point.

At This Present Time, Matter Is Still The Best Way To Think Of Architecture, But I'm Not So Sure For Very Long. The Computer Is Radicalizing The Way We Think About Our World.