-Inspiration from Bertolt Bretch

• 'I experience what i can interpret'

• Interpretation has to settle on one thing. Create something interpretable, then add a meaning.

• 'Against Interpretation' book by Susan Sontag

• Eva Hesse: suggests something bodily, organic, beyond literal, unlike other artist colleagues like Robert Morris. She changes the language of sculpture. Beyond the format of dimensions of art.

• Clement Greenberg: A well known art critic from the 60s-90s, 'Paintings are there to give us an optical phenomenon'. (but that's just his interpretation) We can link this quote to Kenneth Nolan's art. However, Nolan believed his art was more of a psychological view, rather than just something to look at.

• Is the artist's interpretation more important than the one of the critic or the audience's?

• Is the artist's view a priority?

- Hito Steyerl: 'Strike, Strike!'

- Dean Kissick: 'Vulgar' images, they will come to define our current historical moment.

How a good image is kept well due to other factor, it's a chain making this work. People from down the chain work, like hand picking lithium in under developed countries so we can have iphone in more developed countries.

Audience as co-authors of poor image, someone taking a selfie with the monalisa.

'Do not resist to the elements' you can make art from anything and anywhere.