disconnect my emotions from a visual piece where it's virtually impossible for me to do so with a song. Do you often make visual art inspired by, or in conjunction with, your music? How does it happen -- is there a synaesthetic quality to music for you? The only visual art I make that is directly inspired by my music is album/poster art. But my ideas on aesthetics of course cover both music and visual art. Yet I see them as playing very different roles in my life and my future. What are you most proud of about the new album? That I was able to step back and trust others to help me fulfil my intentions. What would you most like to achieve in the next five years? To become a mother and to have a real world gallery showing of my visual work.