Take An Object. Do Something

Art As A Fantasy Has Been One Of My Earliest Experiences. I Suppose A Lot Of My Childhood Was A Fantasy That Involved Getting Away From Things I Didn't Like. Fortunately It Had Some Relationship To Reality So That Later I Was Able To, To Some Extent, Act As I Imagined I Might.

One Likes To Think That One Anticipates Changes In The Spaces We Inhabit, And Our Ideas About Space.

My Work Is Largely Concerned With Relations Between Seeing And Knowing, Seeing And Saying, Seeing And Believing.

I Don't Know How To Organise Thoughts. I Don't Know How To Have Thoughts.

Object In/ And Space - The First Impulse May Be To Give The Object - A Position - To Place The Object. (the Object Had A Position To Begin With.) Next - To Change The Position Of The Object. - Rauschenberg's Early Sculptures - A Board With Some Rocks On It. The Rocks Can Be Anywhere On The Board. - Cage's Japanese Rock Garden - The Rocks Can Be Anywhere (within The Garden).