Wherever Art Appears, Life Disappears.

The Problems Of Inventing A New Language Are Staggering. But What Else Can One Do If One Needs To Express One's Feeling Precisely?

It's Not That The Creative Act And The Critical Act Are Simultaneous. It's More Like You Blurt Something Out And Then Analyze It.

In Printmaking, I Essentially Use The Same Process As In Painting With One Important Exception ... To Try, With Sensitivity To The Medium To Emphasize What Printing Can Do Best ... Better Than Say, Painting Or Collaging Or Watercolour Or Drawing Or Whatever ... Otherwise, The Artist Expresses The Same Vision In Graphics That He Does In His Other Work.

Collage Is The Twentieth Century's Greatest Innovation

For A Painter As Abstract As Myself, The Collages Offer A Way Of Incorporating Bits Of The Everyday World Into Pictures.