I’m Trying To Make Other People Recognize

We're All Products Of What We Want To Project To The World. Even People Who Don't Spend Any Time, Or Think They Don't, On Preparing Themselves For The World Out There - I Think That Ultimately They Have For Their Whole Lives Groomed Themselves To Be A Certain Way, To Present A Face To The World.

The Work Is What It Is And Hopefully It's Seen As Feminist Work, Or Feminist-advised Work, But I'm Not Going To Go Around Espousing Theoretical Bullshit About Feminist Stuff.

Believing In One’s Own Art Becomes Harder And Harder When The Public Response Grows Fonder.

I Feel I'm Anonymous In My Work. When I Look At The Pictures, I Never See Myself; They Aren't Self-portraits. Sometimes I Disappear.

I Didn't Think Of What I Was Doing As Political. To Me It Was A Way To Make The Best Out Of What I Liked To Do Privately, Which Was To Dress Up.