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People Ask Me, 'don't You Ever Run Out Of Ideas?' In The First Place I Don't Use Ideas. Every Time I Have An Idea It's Too Limiting, And Usually Turns Out To Be A Disappointment. But I Haven't Run Out Of Curiosity.

I Was Much Happier When I Had Less Responsibility... When My Only Responsibility Was To My Work And To Myself.

I Feel Strong In My Belief, Based On My Widely Traveled Collaborations, That A One-to-one Contact Through Art Contains Potent Peaceful Powers, And Is The Most Non-elitist Way To Share Information, Hopefully Seducing Us Into Creating Mutual Understandings For The Benefit Of All.

With Me, It's Much More A Matter Of Accepting Whatever Happens, Accepting All These Elements From The Outside And Then Trying To Work With Them In A Sort Of Free Collaboration.

I Really Feel Sorry For People Who Think Things Like Soap Dishes Or Mirrors Or Coke Bottles Are Ugly, Because They're Surrounded By Things Like That All Day Long, And It Must Make Them Miserable.