The Idea Is More Important Than The

I Quite Like It To Be Risky. I'm Not Ready To Sit Down In A Chair With My Name On It Yet. I've Arrived At That Point In The Art World Where There Really Is A Chair That You Sit In.

I Always Feel A Bit Trapped When A Painting Goes For Millions Of Pounds And Only One Person Can Have It. If You Can Have That As Well As A Poster On Every Student's Wall, Then You're In A Very Enviable Position. I'd Like To Do A Damien Hirst For £500 At Some Point.

What I Really Like Is Minimum Effort For Maximum Effect.

Even As A Kid In Drawing Class, I Had Real Ambition. I Wanted To Be The Best In The Class, But There Was Always Some Other Feller Who Was Better; So I Thought, It Cant Be About Being The Best, It Has To Be About The Drawing Itself, What You Do With It. Thats Kind Of Stuck With Me.

I Mean, People Listen To Music, And They Like That, But I Think In England, A Lot Of People Don't Like Contemporary Art.