Earth, dirt, mud. Talking form and formlessness with Edward Collinson.
I AM CREATIVELY DRIVEN BY: LOVE. I AM INTENSELY PASSIONATE ABOUT: THE AMBULANCE SERVICE. MY GUILTY PLEASURES ARE: I FEEL NO GUILT. MY MANTRA IS: DON'T FORGET TO REMEMBER THE THING YOU MUST NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT. FAILURE IS: SOMEONE ELSE'S INTERPRETATION OF THE SITUATION. IMAGINATION IS: FRUSTRATINGLY FINITE. MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THAT I: USED TO LIVE IN THE REPUBLIC OF GEORGIA. I NEVER LEAVE HOME WITHOUT: PANTS. MY MOST VALUABLE LESSON IS: CREATIVITY IS FINITE. IT NEEDS TO BE CARED FOR AND NURTURED.
WHAT IS THE INSPIRATION BEHIND YOUR LINE? I DON'T THINK OF MY WORK AS A LINE, IT'S MORE LIKE A CLOUD FLOATING IN THE LANDSCAPE. I'M INSPIRED BY THE LANDSCAPE.
DEFINE FORMLESSNESS: IT IS BEST EXPRESSED BY BATAILLE WHEN HE DESCRIBES THE UNIVERSE AS A PIECE OF 'SPIT' ON THE GROUND.
IF I DIDN'T CREATE, I WOULD BE: UTTERLY DEPRESSED.
WHAT QUALITY DOES YOUR COLLECTION EVOKE? EARTH, DIRT, MUD. FORM AND FORMLESSNESS.
I SEE FORM AS: UNSTABLE
