We Must Create Our Own World.

[good Taste] Is A Nineteenth-century Concept. And Good Taste Has Never Really Been Defined. The Effort Of Projecting 'good Taste' Is So Studied That It Offends Me. No, I Prefer To Negate That. We Have To Put A Period To So-called Good Taste.

In My Studio I'm As Happy As A Cow In Her Stall. That's The Only Place Where Everything Is All Right.

It Gave Me Great Pleasure To Think That I Could Take Wood, Make It Good, And Make People Like Rockefeller Buy It With Paper Money.

If They Blow It [the World] Up, That's Not My Business. My Business Is To Work.

It Is As Hard To Take Success As It Is Failure.