‘I find that the funny thing was that when we stood in front of them they gave us a thrill. "Richterish", he has seen Richter, but they are not about that. I think they are highly professional, very, very well done. They are so abstract, that they are taking you away from anything like photorealism. They certainly don't seem so much to be paintings, so much as being surfaces which are painted. I'm actually surprised that the subjects are unified by the painting, by the quality of the painting.’

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‘I find that the funny thing was that when we stood in front of them they gave us a thrill. "Richterish", he has seen Richter, but they are not about that. I think they are highly professional, very, very well done. They are so abstract, that they are taking you away from anything like photorealism. They certainly don't seem so much to be paintings, so much as being surfaces which are painted. I'm actually surprised that the subjects are unified by the painting, by the quality of the painting.’