I Want My Work To Be Accessible

I Don't Think Irony Is About Judgment; I Think Irony Is Something Like, "oh, That's Interesting," Because It's Not Something I Think One Starts Off To Achieve. I Think It's Just Something That Presents Itself. And If It Does, I Find It's Usually Optimistic, Not Negative In Its Terms.

I Believe In Sensuality. I Believe In Sex. I Believe In The Survival Of The Species. I Like Aspects Of Things That Are Ethereal, But I Like The Reality Of Nature And Embracing The Way Nature Works, And Aspects Of Interrelationships Between Male-female, Aspects Of The Body, The Way The Body Has Changed Over Thousands Of Years . . .

People Have Different Ideas, Emotional Ideas, Of What Certain Words Mean, And They Think Of Irony As Something That's More Associated With Being Cynical-it's Kind Of A Put-down.

I Thought I Would Call Myself A Pig Before The Viewer Could, So They Could Only Think More Of Me.

The Media, The Galleries, The Collectors - It's All Very Chaotic Actually. The Artworld Doesn't Have This Defined Corporate Structure That People Imagine.