Art Is For Everybody.

The Public Needs Art, And It Is The Responsibility Of A ’self-proclaimed Artist’ To Realize The Public Needs Art, And Not To Make Bourgeois Art For The Few And Ignore The Masses. … I Am Interested In Making Art To Be Experienced And Explored By As Many Individuals As Possible With As Many Different Individual Ideas About The Given Piece With No Final Meaning Attached. The Viewer Creates The Reality, The Meaning, The Conception Of The Piece. I Am Merely A Middleman Trying To Bring Ideas Together.

Good And Evil Are Very Hard To Explain Or Understand. I'm Sure That Evil Exists, But It Is Hard To Isolate. Good And Evil Are Intertwined And Impossible To Separate. They Are Not Completely Opposites And In Fact Are Often One And The Same.

Whatever You Do, The Only Secret Is To Believe In It And Satisfy Yourself. Don't Do It For Anyone Else.

I Think As Much As Possible, An Artist, If He Has Any Kind Of Social Or Political Concern, Has To…expose As Much As Possible What He Sees So That Some People Think About Things That They Don’t Normally Think About… [art] Should Be Something That Liberates The Soul, Provokes The Imagination And Encourages People To Go Further.

See, When I Paint, It Is An Experience That, At Its Best, Is Transcending Reality.