space has a role in this as well, forcing you to make do or presenting a novelty. But the works very much have boundaries - that's important - and as much as they invite you to look and position they also hold their ground, slip away, say things behind your back. The "audience" question is always something almost political, like 'what are you doing for us?', I can't really say I think about it. A lot of the elements in my work were originally aimed at previous audiences and those act as a foil to how I present them to a new audience though, at one remove or more.