MS – oh yes, as long as I know what it means, what it's worth it for me.
sculptor when we work together! You always say to me… MS – (laughing) ‘I cant be bothered’
LY - Well, you know what you mean, You don’t necessarily need to know what everyone else means
LA – (laughing)
MS - yeah, exactly. I know what I mean, that's the most important thing
LY - that's what I'm like! I made a cup out of clay with Laura the other day and she was like ‘Oh, now you just need to finish it and polish it up’ I was like ‘I'm bored already’... MS - I like things to be quick. I like to get down to what I’m doing LY - You don't need to mess around. You can just get it out! MS – Yeah! LY - Impatient artists! That's what I like LA - I like to call it a sense of urgency... MS – That’s why paper is good, I can work quickly and keep all my ideas LA – Yeah, it would be nice to make a book or a website of your work. It works to see a group of them, doesn’t it? Like they gain a sort of power the more you see. In the past you’ve told me you make work to make people feel better, but also to make yourself feel better? I think this is a kind and generous act. What do you think about the people that read your works?
LY – Have you ever tried to make a sculpture or use materials to make things? MS – I make sculptures and things… LA – That’s in ‘The Makers’ workshop – Marc is such a social butterfly. He's part of KMA, and he's also part of something that's called ‘The Makers’ and there's a group of them and they all do different projects together, but you'll do like a dance workshop, a sculpture making workshop – all different approaches. But you are a very reluctant
MS – I just hope that people will get to understand the work and what’s going on LY - And understand the different way that people live their lives maybe? MS – Yeah, and then they can get used to doing it, used to being open LS - And so you live in a big house with lots of friends MS - yeah, I live in the house with two other