Jim Crooks managed to track him down for a conversation about life, art, and mass media. Well, I first wanted to draw and I somehow channeled that into architecture. Then I abandoned all structure and had what was left, which was art. In art school I started out two-dimensionally. Photography lead to computer art which lead to books which lead to constructions to house the books and then two-dimensional information just dropped out and only construction remained.
Content is first and foremost.
The most important thing is getting out the narrative. I gathered up a vocabulary of materials in order to express my concept and that has remained ever since. I'm always working with the give and take of a relationship. At times it's the hope and fear of the very best of a relationship versus the very worst of a relationship. More explicitly it is the arc of a relationship from the best of times until the eventual end.