The Things That I Have Apparently Parodied

We're Not Living In A School-of-paris World, You Know, And The Things We Really See In America Are Like This. It's Mcdonald's, It's Not Le Corbusier.

My Work Isn't About Form. It's About Seeing. I'm Excited About Seeing Things, And I'm Interested In The Way I Think Other People See Things.

I'd Always Wanted To Know The Difference Between A Mark That Was Art And One That Wasn't.

My Work Sanitizes It (emotion) But It Is Also Symbolic Of Commercial Art Sanitizing Human Feelings. I Think It Can Be Read That Way.... People Mistake The Character Of Line For The Character Of Art. But It's Really The Position Of Line That's Important, Or The Position Of Anything, Any Contrast, Not The Character Of It.

In America The Biggest Is The Best.