Sometimes You Need To Stop Doing Something

We Leave Our Presence In The Pavement. We're Walking Over It, Sitting On Steps.

The First Snowball I Froze Was Put In My Mother's Deep Freeze When I Was In My Early 20s.

Generally In New York, People Just Walk Over You With No Problem About That. Other Countries, People Want To Resuscitate You, Like, After A Bit.

I'm Very Fortunate To Be Able To Do What I Do And Live The Way I Do.

In Contact With Materials, I Can See So Much More With My Hands Than I Can Just With My Eyes. I'm A Participant, Not A Spectator. I See Myself Both As An Object And A Material, And The Human Presence Is Really Important To The Landscapes In Which I Work.