Outside Is The World; It's There. Pop

Painting Stems From A Sense Of Organisation, The Sensed Positions Of Contrasts. Not That It Is About This.

But When I Worked On A Painting I Would Do It From A Drawing But I Would Put Certain Things I Was Fairly Sure I Wanted In The Painting, And Then Collage On The Painting With Printed Dots Or Painted Paper Or Something Before I Really Committed It.

Yes, You Know Sometimes, We Started Out Thinking Out How Strange Our Painting Was Next To Normal Painting, Which Was Anything Expressionist. You Forget That This Has Been Thirty Five Years Now And People Don't Look At It As If It Were Some Kind Of Oddity.

Outside Is The World; It's There. Pop Art Looks Out Into The World.

I Like To Pretend That My Art Has Nothing To Do With Me.