I Often Find That Having An Idea

As One Gets Older One Sees Many More Paths That Could Be Taken. Artists Sense Within Their Own Work That Kind Of Swelling Of Possibilities, Which May Seem A Freedom Or A Confusion.

I Love Drawings, So I've Always Enjoyed Making Drawings That Exist On Their Own.

Whatever I Do Seems Artificial And False, To Me.

There May Or May Not Be An Idea, And The Meaning May Just Be That The Painting Exists.

Sometimes I See It And Then Paint It. Other Times I Paint It And Then See It. Both Are Impure Situations, And I Prefer Neither. At Every Point In Nature There Is Something To See. My Work Contains Similar Possibilities For The Changing Focus Of The Eye.