When People Ask Me What The Most

I Think I'm An Observer In A Way. And My Life Was Not So - Well, My Life Was Bad Too - But It's Just That I Had The Sense To Cope With It. But It's Probably Not That Easy To Cope If You're In A Society Where You Get Killed When Your Husband Dies.

The Art World Was Not Initially Really Accepting My Kind Of Work. I Was Ahead Of My Time.

What Surprises Me Is-even Though Discrimination Against Women And Racial Discrimination Still Exist, They Have Improved A Lot, Especially Among Artists. And Just When I Felt I Could Finally Take A Break, I Encounter The Age Discrimination. I Turned 72 And Started Noticing A Drastic Difference In People's Attitudes. I Started With Racism And Sexism In The Beginning And Fought Them So Hard And Was Finally Ready To Relax. Then, Here Comes Ageism, And I Feel Like, "give Me A Break!"

Getting Into Creating In A New Genre Is Like Arriving To A New Country.

At Least I Had That, One Guy Understood Me.