The Camera Can't See Space. It Sees

The Way We See Things Is Constantly Changing. At The Moment The Way We See Things Has Been Left A Lot To The Camera. That Shouldn't Necessarily Be.

I Worked In The Nhs As A Hospital Orderly During My National Service, And People Thought It Was A Noble Service. But Over The Years It's Lost Its Humanity.

Until I Saw My Drawings Replayed On The Ipad, I'd Never Seen Myself Draw. Someone Watching Me Would Be Concentrating On The Exact Moment, But I'd Always Be Thinking A Little Bit Ahead. That's Especially So In A Drawing Where You Are Limiting Yourself, A Line Drawing For Example. When You Are Doing Them You Are Very Tense, Because You Have To Reduce Everything To Such Simple Terms.

Shadows Sometimes People Don't See Shadows. The Chinese Of Course Never Paint Them In Pictures, Oriental Art Never Deals With Shadow. But I Noticed These Shadows And I Knew It Meant It Was Sunny.

All Film Directors, Even The Ones Using 3-d Today, Want You To Look At What They Chose.