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I Believe That The Problem Of How You Depict Something Is A Formal Problem. It's An Interesting One And It's A Permanent One; There's No Solution To It. There Are A Thousand And One Ways You Can Go About It. There's No Set Rule.

I Was Always Struck By How Picasso Had No Interest In Music.

In Fact, Most Artists Want To Make Things A Bit More Difficult For Themselves As They Go Along, To Challenge Themselves.

How Difficult It Is To Learn Not To See Like Cameras, Which Has Had Such An Effect On Us. The Camera Sees Everything At Once. We Don't.

East Yorkshire, To The Uninitiated, Just Looks Like A Lot Of Little Hills. But It Does Have These Marvelous Valleys That Were Caused By Glaciers, Not Rivers. So It Is Unusual.