You've Got To Be Able To Copy

Buy Art, Build A Museum, Put Your Name On It, Let People In For Free. That's As Close As You Can Get To Immortality.

Even As A Kid In Drawing Class, I Had Real Ambition. I Wanted To Be The Best In The Class, But There Was Always Some Other Feller Who Was Better; So I Thought, It Cant Be About Being The Best, It Has To Be About The Drawing Itself, What You Do With It. Thats Kind Of Stuck With Me.

But I'm More Interested In Why People Are Frightened By Jaws And Why Jaws Was Such A Hit Than Saying Spielberg's My Main Influence.

But I Think It's More That When You're Young, You're Invincible, You're Immortal - Or At Least You Think You Are. The Possibilities Are Limitless, You're Inventing The Future. Then You Get Older And Suddenly You Have A History. It's Fixed. You Can't Change Anything. I Find That A Bit Disturbing, To Be Honest.

But I Always Liked The Fact That You Get These Totally Unacceptable Images, But They're Taken By A Really Expensive Photographer, With Great Light, And In Terms Of The Quality Of The Photograph It's A Great Photograph, But In Terms Of Imagery It's Unacceptable, And I Like That Contradiction.