Meet Me In Montauk.

We Try To Organize The World, Which Isn't Organized The Way Our Brains Want To Organize It. We Tell Stories About The People In Our Lives, We Project Ideas Onto Them. We Project Relationships With People, We Make Our Lives Into Stories. I Don't Think We Can Avoid Doing That.

Sometimes I Don't Like The Books That I'm Reading.

The Only Honest And Generous Thing For Me To Do Is To Give People Myself. That's All I've Got As An Artist, So I Want To Do That In An Unflinching Way.

I Will Be Dying And So Will You, And So Will Everyone Here. That's What I Want To Explore. We're All Hurtling Towards Death, Yet Here We Are For The Moment, Alive. Each Of Us Knowing We're Going To Die, Each Of Us Secretly Believing We Won't.

I Don't Think The World Objectively Exists The Way We Think It Exists. There's A Constant Sort Of Storytelling Process.