Did You Stop Because It Was Good

When I Was In Art School, I Thought Art Was Something I Would Learn How To Do, And Then I Would Just Do It. At A Certain Point I Realized That It Wasn't Going To Work Like That. Basically, I Would Have To Start Over Every Day And Figure Out What Art Was Going To Be.

And Then What Makes The Work Interesting Is If You Choose The Right Questions.

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.

If You Choose The Wrong Questions And You Proceed, You Still Get A Result, But It's Not Interesting.

I Want To Be In The Studio. I Want To Be Doing Something. You Just Do Whatever Is At Hand, And You Don't Even Worry About Whether It's Going To Be Interesting Or Not Interesting To Anybody Else-or Even Yourself. You Just Have To Make Something.