I Don't Really Love Computers.

I Have A Confession: I'm Not A Man Of Simplicity. I Spent My Entire Early Career Making Complex Stuff. Lots Of Complex Stuff.

One Of The Challenges To Our Nation Today Is Overcoming The Notion That Art Is Kind Of A Nice-to-have, When In Reality Art Is A Need-to-have.

I Don't Like Creating Software Anymore. It's Too Exact. It's Like Karate; There's No Room For Error.

Artists Change How We See The World - And That Can Have Value In The Way People Do Business.

I Like Stuff Designed By Dead People. The Old Designers. They Always Got It Right Because They Didn't Have To Grow Up With Computers. All Of The People That Made The Spoon And The Dishes And The Vacuum Cleaner Didn't Have Microprocessors And Stuff. You Could Do A Good Design Back Then.