Life Is Too Short For A Half-rack.

Being A Good Hans Haacke Student, Part Of His Influence On Me Is That There's No Difference Between A Gallery Show And A Film - Or Even An Ad And A T-shirt-in Terms Of Cultural Legitimacy. They're Just Different Contexts In Which To Have Some Sort Of Communication.

The Oldest Sibling Always Knows Things That The Younger Ones Don't.

Over And Over Again, I'm Trying To Express Or Communicate These Big And Small Struggles To The World, And Really To Myself.

I Pretty Much Believe That A Film Is A Film And When An Audience Watches A Film, They Finish It.

I Would Hate To Think I'm Promoting Sadness As An Aesthetic. But I Grew Up In Not Just A Family But A Town And A Culture Where Sadness Is Something You're Taught To Feel Shame About. You End Up Chronically Desiring What Can Be A Very Sentimental Idea Of Love And Connection. A Lot Of My Work Has Been About Trying To Make A Space For Sadness.