The Trouble With Being Poor Is That

What You Do When You Paint, You Take A Brush Full Of Paint, Get Paint On The Picture, And You Have Faith.

The Trouble With Being Poor Is That It Takes Up All Your Time.

You Have To Keep On The Very Edge Of Something, All The Time, Or The Picture Dies.

I'm Not Interested In 'abstracting' Or Taking Things Out Or Reducing Painting To Design, Form, Line, And Color. I Paint This Way Because I Can Keep Putting More Things In It - Drama, Anger, Pain, Love, A Figure, A Horse, My Ideas About Space. Through Your Eyes It Again Becomes An Emotion Or Idea.

The Texture Of Experience Is Prior To Everything Else.