One Works Without Thinking How To Work.

I Have Meant What I Have Done. Or I Have Often Meant What I Have Done. Or I Have Sometimes Meant What I Have Done. Or I Have Tried To Mean What I Was Doing.

I Often Find That Having An Idea In My Head Prevents Me From Doing Something Else. Working Is Therefore A Way Of Getting Rid Of An Idea.

As One Gets Older One Sees Many More Paths That Could Be Taken. Artists Sense Within Their Own Work That Kind Of Swelling Of Possibilities, Which May Seem A Freedom Or A Confusion.

Intention Involves Such A Small Fragment Of Our Consciousness And Of Our Mind And Of Our Life.

I Decided That If My Work Contained What I Could Identify As A Likeness To Other Work, I Would Remove It.