I've Always Been Very Tied To Language.

I Remember Going Into Galleries And Seeing This Thing Called Conceptual Art, And I Understand People’s Marginalization From What The Art Subculture Is Because If You Haven’t Crashed The Codes, And If You Don’t Know What It Is, You Feel It’s A Conspiracy Against Your Unintelligence. You Feel It’s Fraud.

It Entered The Visual Vocabulary Of Photographers, Painters And Sculptors And Focused On What Pictures And Words Look Like And What They Can Mean.

I See My Work As A Series Of Attempts To Ruin Certain Representations And To Welcome A Female Spectator Into The Audience Of Men. If This Work Is Considered Incorrect, All The Better, For My Attempts Aim To Undermine That Singular Pontificating Male Voice-over Which Correctly Instructs Our Pleasures And Histories Or Lack Of Them.

I Think People Have To Set Up Little Battles. They Have To Demonize People Whom They Disagree With Or Feel Threatened By. But It's The Ideological Framing Of The Debate That Scares Me.

It's Good To Keep In Mind That Prominence Is Always A Mix Of Hard Work, Eloquence In Your Practice, Good Timing And Fortuitous Social Relations. Everything Can't Be Personalized.