I Wonder How It Is That I’m

I’m Trying To Make Other People Recognize Something Of Themselves Rather Than Me.

I Am Always Surprised At All The Things People Read Into My Photos, But It Also Amuse Me. That May Be Because I Have Nothing Specific In Mind When I'm Working. My Intentions Are Neither Feminist Nor Political. I Try To Put Double Or Multiple Meanings Into My Photos, Which Might Give Rise To A Greater Variety Of Interpretations.

When I Do Work, I Get So Much Done In Such A Concentrated Time That Once I’m Through A Series, I’m So Drained I Don’t Want To Get Near The Camera.

People Think Because It's Photography It's Not Worth As Much, And Because It's A Woman Artist, You're Still Not Getting As Much - There's Still Definitely That Happening. I'm Still Really Competitive When It Comes To, I Guess, The Male Painters And Male Artists. I Still Think That's Really Unfair.

If I Knew What The Picture Was Going To Be Like I Wouldn’t Make It. It Was Almost Like It Was Made Already – The Challenge Is More About Trying To Make What You Can’t Think Of.