You Want It, You Buy It, You

The So-called Language Of Barbara Kruger Is Vernacular Language. Obviously, I Pick Through Bits And Pieces Of It And Figure Out To Some Degree How To Objectify My Experience Of The World, Using Pictures And Words That Construct And Contain Me.

You Want It, You Buy It, You Forget It.

Although My Art Work Was Heavily Informed By My Design Work On A Formal And Visual Level, As Regards Meaning And Content The Two Practices Parted Ways.

I Remember Going Into Galleries And Seeing This Thing Called Conceptual Art, And I Understand People’s Marginalization From What The Art Subculture Is Because If You Haven’t Crashed The Codes, And If You Don’t Know What It Is, You Feel It’s A Conspiracy Against Your Unintelligence. You Feel It’s Fraud.

I Had To Figure Out How To Bring The World Into My Work.