When I'm On My Own With My

I'm An Artist. I'm Interested In How Art Gets Made.

As Far As I'm Concerned, Being Any Gender Is A Drag.

I Remember When You Were Born, It Was Dawn And The Storm Settled Near My Belly. And I Rolled In The Grass And Spit Out The Gas, And I Lit A Match And The Void Went Flash. And The Sky Split And The Planets Hit, Balls Of Jade Dropped And Existence Stopped.

I Was So Involved In My Boy-rhythms That I Never Came To Grips With The Fact That I Was A Girl. I Was Twelve Years Old When My Mother Took Me Inside And Said, "you Can't Be Outside Wrestling Without A T-shirt On." It Was A Trauma.

He Found It Was As Easy To Hurl Beauty As Anything Else. (on Robert Mapplethorpe)