Art Doesn't Transform. It Just Plain Forms.

I Don't Think Of Form As A Kind Of Architecture. The Architecture Is The Result Of The Forming. It Is The Kinesthetic And Visual Sense Of Position And Wholeness That Puts The Thing Into The Realm Of Art.

The Big Tradition, I Think, Is Unity. And I Have That In Mind; And With That, You Know, You Could Break All The Traditions- All The Other So-called Rules, Because They Are Stylistic.. And Most Are Not True. As Long As The Marks Are Related To One Another, There Is Unity. Unity In The Work Itself Depends On Unity Of The Artist's Vision.

I Kind Of Do The Drawing With The Painting In Mind, But It's Very Hard To Guess At A Size Or A Color And All The Colors Around It And What It Will Really Look Like.

Color Is Crucial In Painting, But It Is Very Hard To Talk About. There Is Almost Nothing You Can Say That Holds Up As A Generalization, Because It Depends On Too Many Factors: Size, Modulation, The Rest Of The Field, A Certain Consistency That Color Has With Forms, And The Statement You're Trying To Make.

I Like To Pretend That My Art Has Nothing To Do With Me.