I Am Sure That As A Woman

From My First Days Studying Architecture At The Architectural Association, I Have Always Been Interested In The Concept Of Fragmentation And With Ideas Of Abstraction And Explosion, Where We Were De-constructing Ideas Of Repetitiveness And Mass Production.

Women Are Always Told, 'you're Not Going To Make It, Its Too Difficult, You Can't Do That, Don't Enter This Competition, You'll Never Win It,' - They Need Confidence In Themselves And People Around Them To Help Them To Get On.

Wherever I Am In The World, My Perfect Day Begins With Waking Up And Heading To The Beach Or The Pool Or Somewhere I Can Be Semi-comatose. I Just Wake Up And Go To The Sun.

I Think About Architecture All The Time. That's The Problem. But I've Always Been Like That. I Dream It Sometimes.

You Don't Always Have To Show Art In What's Called A White Box; You Can Have A Kind Of Complexity Within An Exhibit Which Actually Respects The Art As Well.