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Things that appear as images or pictures, but that somehow impose on me a sense of their actual weight, density and volume, of their physical being in the world. This sensation is then even further enhanced when a picture starts to move; when it comes to life.

— Mark Leckey Cinema-in-the-Round (2007)

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I just...the world just...it's just different. It changes every day.

Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore (1999)

I am an autodidact - that's why I use bigger words than I should. It's a classic sign.

Guardian interview (2008)

See, we assemble. Samsung, Viking, Gaggenau, and Whirlpool. Here, here. Here, we exist. In the streets. And houses, in cars, and fields. As ever-present as sunshine.

GreenScreenRefrigeratorAction (2010)

This is a proposal for a show, in which I imagine a Newly Born Limb, the Ghost of A Flea, and an Endless Note Petrified in Stone. I picture two prosthetic arms, one ancient, one modern, reaching out as far as they can, to grasp all that there is in the world.

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