Artworks don’t manage knowledge—they channel it. It takes time and attention to understand an artwork’s meaning. Each piece demands a process of reconciliation, and a merging of two contexts: the artwork’s own history and the viewer’s private knowledge network. When it’s placed in a new context, its meaning evolves and expands elastically. It... See more

said to my art teacher today that if I was the only person left on the earth, I would probably still be drawing, because the audience often doesn't need the art as much as the artist making it. For me art is as much a primal scream as it is a message I want someone to read. I want to create even if there is no one around to see the result. Whether... See more