I'll Talk. You'll Listen.

Sometimes I Just Have A Few People Over To See The New Work, And I Think It Works Better Than In A Museum Situation, Where The Public Is Just Presented With A Large Area.

One Of The Factors That Still Keeps Me In The Studio Is That Every So Often I Have To More Or Less Start All Over.

In The Studio, I Don't Do A Lot Of Work That Requires Repetitive Activity. I Spend A Lot Of Time Looking And Thinking And Then Try To Find The Most Efficient Way To Get What I Want, Whether It's Making A Drawing Or A Sculpture, Or Casting Plaster Or Whatever.

And The Part About Being A Professional Artist Is That You Can Tell, And You Can Do It Over Again, Even If You Can't Say How You Got There Exactly.

I Don't Like To Think About Being An Influence. It's Embarrassing.