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You must know other artists.

Do you know artists that do what they do out of disdain for the people who are going to be viewing now?

Well, I'm really curious about this, because I don't see this as a problem

only in the art world. I see the art world is symptomatic of society, but there is something

terribly wrong here. Even the ones that are very skilled at the figure, what they are talking about,

what the story that they are telling is, is very disturbing to me because it's a story that's

neolithic. It doesn't take into account at all that we are all bound together in our existence

by something way greater than ourselves. I think a lot of artists are doing highly technical

figurative art today, but it lacks a philosophy that is cohesive, that actually gives

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