If you line up like ten people here and ask for a definition of what art is you're gonna probably get ten different definitions. The show that marries art with fashion. But is it really art? Or is it just another fashion fan? And what's more, this art is washable. So it's probably definable, you know, but I just know that I'm dealing with art on everyday basis and the stuff that I create. I consider it art. But if you ask me, just give me definition. To be honest, I'm like fuck definitions, you know. Just stop analyzing everything, trying to put everything in words and definitions and labels. To be honest, I'm like so bored with that kind of stuff. Art is there in the street, go out and see. You'll see your definition. You know what? Probably the most of questions. Or like I'm more and more like that, you know. Like the more you ask them all, you know what? Just experience what I do on stage, read the lyrics, just make up your mind, just because I don't know. You know, the McDonald's culture here and stuff, you know, I mock that officially and I have no respect that was so ever. But that is one thing that you see in the street. It's like the first thing you see in the street is a big fucking is all. I mean, it's this plastic culture, but there is a deeper meaning there. You know, there's people who are super creative, who actually go very much against that current, you know what I mean. There's a lot of rebels in America, you know. And I dare to say that heavy metal is part of this tendency or a trender. I don't know how to call it, but it actually encouraged people to rebel against the plastic culture. So there's a huge space, you know, to be fulfilled with something very creative and something, some some intelligence substance, you know what I mean. Maybe art, but maybe some other stuff, I don't know. I'm trying to put my, I'm trying to again, you know, we come back to this definition, to define my artistic spirit. Fucking damn it, you know, I mean, I don't even know how to bite it, you know, from which side, you know, how to put it all together. I just don't know it. But I know how to do it. I mean, like to how to express it, you know, without words, just on a carnal and spiritual level, you know, without using words, because I just feel very limited by this, you know what I mean. So I'm pretty much becoming more and more like a chemist. Like, this is it, just, here's my piece, here's my record, you know, here's my show. Just enjoy it as I'm not just a canning, if you don't, you know, I don't care, you know, but this is it. You once said that someone said that the most perfect copy of Monalisa is not as perfect as, you know, a child's, you know, creepable, you know, drawing, you know, and there's more art and more creativity in this primitive drawing of a, you know, a toddler. Then in the perfect copy of Monalisa painting and I somehow I liked that, you know, and I mean, I had like a few years ago. So somehow I got to this point where life is not, to me, life is not about what was when the past and what's coming tomorrow. It's about what's happening today. So this here and now philosophy, I brought to the stage and where I perform, when I'm in the studio, where I'm whatever, you know, dealing with art. And this is it, that's the, this is crucial to me, when it comes to, you know, to what the chemist means to me. I'm on stage and I'm into the music and there.