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What I Am Really Concerned About Is What Art Is Supposed To Be - And Can Become.

In The Studio, I Don't Do A Lot Of Work That Requires Repetitive Activity. I Spend A Lot Of Time Looking And Thinking And Then Try To Find The Most Efficient Way To Get What I Want, Whether It's Making A Drawing Or A Sculpture, Or Casting Plaster Or Whatever.

If You Really Want To Do It, You Do It. There Are No Excuses.

What Is It That An Artist Does When He Is Left Alone In His Studio? My Conclusion Was That If I Was An Artist And I Was In The Studio, Then Everything I Was Doing In The Studio Should Be Art . . . . From That Point On, Art Became More Of An Activity And Less Of A Product.

But Part Of The Enjoyment I Take In It Is Finding The Most Efficient Way To Do It, Which Doesn't Mean The Corrections Aren't Made. I Like To Have A Feeling Of The Whole Task Before I Start, Even If It Changes.