My practice does not require oil paints, watercolours, canvas, bronze or plaster.
My practice does not involve me sat in a studio alone.
My practice is not about making final pieces.
My practice does not aim to display works in ‘white cube’ galleries.
My practice is not about form, texture and scale.
My practice is about the relationships between the artist and audience and the audience with each other.
My practice is research-based and exploratory.
My practice often takes the form of conversations, questionnaires and events.
My practice is concerned with behaviour, exchange, interaction and participation.
My practice investigates instructions and commands and whether or not we obey them.