It's Good As An Artist To Always

Things That I Grew Up With Stay With Me. You Start A Certain Way, And Then You Spend Your Whole Life Trying To Find A Certain Simplicity That You Had. It's Less About Staying In Childhood Than Keeping A Certain Spirit Of Seeing Things In A Different Way.

For Me, Fantasy Has Always Been A Means Of Exploring Reality: It Explores The Fact That Your Internal Life, Your Dreams And The Weird Images And The Things That Come To You Are Things That Are Actually Important Tools For Dealing With Real Issues.

No Matter What You Go Through With The Business Side Or The Hollywood Side At The End Of It All, When You Are There On The Set, It Is Your Thing. So It Is Your Own Private World And That's Great. That's Where You Have That Bubble To Create Something In.

I Don't Look At My Films Or My Old Drawings Much, So That Was An Interesting Way To Kind Of Reconnect With Myself A Bit.

I Was Never Interested In What Everybody Else Was Interested In. I Was Very Interiorized. I Always Felt Kind Of Sad.