In America The Biggest Is The Best.

Yeah, You Know, You Like It To Come On Like Gangbusters, But You Get Into Passages That Are Very Interesting And Subtle, And Sometimes Your Original Intent Changes Quite A Bit.

Personally, I Feel That In My Own Work I Wanted To Look Programmed Or Impersonal But I Don't Really Believe I Am Being Impersonal When I Do It. And I Don't Think You Could Do This.

People Think One-point And Two-point Perspective Is How The World Actually Looks, But Of Course, It Isn't. It's A Convention.

What Interests Me Is To Paint The Kind Of Antisensitivity That Impregnates Modern Civilization. I Think Art Since Cezanne Has Become Extremely Romantic And Unrealistic, Feeding On Art. It Is Utopian. It Has Less And Less To Do With The World. It Looks Inward - Neo-zen And All That. Pop Art Looks Out Into The World. It Doesn't Look Like A Painting Of Something, It Looks Like The Thing Itself.

Im Not Really Sure What Social Message My Art Carries, If Any. And I Dont Really Want It To Carry One. Im Not Interested In The Subject Matter To Try To Teach Society Anything, Or To Try To Better Our World In Any Way.