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I Think The Ambiguity Of Similarity And Difference Is Very Powerful. It's The Same Scene In Different Times Of Year Read Across The Grid, And, Of Course, Different Locations Reading Vertically. But You Can Get Confused And Lost In The Series. You Force The Mind, Which Is Always Comparing And Contrasting, To Stumble ... That Ambiguity Is Very Powerful. One Is Getting Lost And Refinding Oneself.

It's A Myth That If You're Liked By Only Four People It Must Be Good. It Might Also Be Very Bad: They Might Be Your Mother, Your Brother, Your Uncle And Your Aunt.

In Fact, Most Artists Want To Make Things A Bit More Difficult For Themselves As They Go Along, To Challenge Themselves.

As You Get Older, It Gets A Bit Harder To Keep The Spontaneity In You, But I Work At It.

I've Never Been Interested In, Much In The Politics Of The Art World, It Doesn't Interest Me.