No Matter What The Illusion

I Think The Ambiguity Of Similarity And Difference Is Very Powerful. It's The Same Scene In Different Times Of Year Read Across The Grid, And, Of Course, Different Locations Reading Vertically. But You Can Get Confused And Lost In The Series. You Force The Mind, Which Is Always Comparing And Contrasting, To Stumble ... That Ambiguity Is Very Powerful. One Is Getting Lost And Refinding Oneself.

When You're Very Young, You Suddenly Find This Marvellous Freedom. It's Quite Exciting, And You're Prepared To Do Anything.

I Thought Using Three Cameras Was A Lot Better Than One, Because You Could See Where You Were Going, Where You'd Been, And All Kinds Of Things - More Like Life. I Think Photography Has Colored Our Vision. We're Now In An Area Where It Might Break Something. I Think This Is A Time. I Feel It. I Don't Know Whether I'll Be Here Long Enough To Experience It. I've No Plans To Leave Yet.

Everything Does Come From Nature. That's Where You Get New Ideas. Just Draw The Landscape. I Felt Doing It With A Bit Of Burnt Wood Was Also Good Because I Was Drawing Burnt Wood With A Piece Of Wood. I Wanted To Do Black And White. After Using Color, I Thought Black And White Would Be Good. You Can Have Color In Black And White. There Is Color In Them, Actually.

I Was 18 When I First Visited London, I'm Very Provincial Like That, But I Must Confess The Moment I Got To America I Thought: This Is The Place. It Was More Open, With 24-hour Cities And Pubs And Restaurants That Didn't Close.