It's Very Easy To Say,

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.

I Can’t Wait To Get Into A Position To Make Really Bad Art And Get Away With It.

A Painting Probably Is The Most Shocking Increase In Value, From What It Costs To Make To What You Sell It For.

But I Think It's More That When You're Young, You're Invincible, You're Immortal - Or At Least You Think You Are. The Possibilities Are Limitless, You're Inventing The Future. Then You Get Older And Suddenly You Have A History. It's Fixed. You Can't Change Anything. I Find That A Bit Disturbing, To Be Honest.

Here's One From Me: 'you Have To Be Aware That Everyone Else Is Thinking Far Too Hard About Themselves To Be Thinking About You, Whoever You Are.' If You Want It, You Can Have It. Once You Know That, You Can Be Free.