I've Always Been A Looker. Loads Of

Modernism In A Way, Early Modernism, For Instance, In Pictures, Was Turning Against Perspective And Europe. And All Early Modernism Is Actually From Out Of Europe, When You Think Of Cubism Is African, Is Looking At Africa, Matisse Is Looking At The Arabesque, Oceania. Europe Was The Optical Projection That Had Become Photography, That Had Become Film, That Became Television And It Conquered The World.

The Vanishing Point Leads To The Missiles Of Today, Which Can Take Us Out Of This World. It Could Be That The West's Greatest Mistakes Were The 'invention' Of The External Vanishing Point And The Internal Combustion Engine.

I Think Photography Has Made Us See The Landscape In A Very Dull Way - That's One Of Its Effects. It's Not Spatial.

It's All One To Me: Opera, Painting, Drawing, Faxes.

Future Art That Is Based On Appearances Won't Look Like The Art That's Gone Before. Even Revivals Of A Period Are Not The Same.