'I often get asked what is my preferred medium. And the comment I have so many styles and subjects, like I could be three or four different artists. I struggle for a genuine answer, to all the enquiries. Mostly because I don't believe in sticking to one form of working, when another stares over my shoulder.

Art is a process, I agree. But different subjects also require different forms of expression. 

I get bored easily, too. Or rather, I question why I'd want to repeat something, again and again.

A big inflence to me, was Martin Kippenberger. He said having no style is also a style. And, work, work, work, until everything is cleared up. 

   I loved Martin. He bought an abandoned gas station in Brazil, and opened a punk club/art space in Berlin in the 80's, and sometimes got other people to paint his ideas. One of his works had him as a survivor from the Raft of the Medusa. He died at 44, from liver cancer.   

     The landscape also plays an important part, always. It's probably hard not to growing up a place like the Falkland Islands. But there's an inner enquiry happening, problem solving, contrasts and paradoxes that can change things in an instant.

   So, sticking to one thing is never going to last forever.'