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MATHEW RITCHIE: Modern art is a gift.
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Take it or leave it, you know.
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It's like nobody's forcing it down your
throat.
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All anyone is trying to do is try out some
new ideas,
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something different, something, you know..
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just ringing the changes a little while.
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And I think there's something
enormously ambitious
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about that idea, that we're all trying
to advance
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or at least question what's going on,
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and I just think that's great.
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Drawing is very, very central to the way
that I work
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because it can be blown up, taken apart,
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given to another person to execute,
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put into a computer,
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redrawn as if the computer had thought of
your drawing
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in the first place,
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shrunk back down to a tiny sketch,
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turned into a digital game.
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You can just keep on pushing it.
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It's like this infinite machine,
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which is very hard to do with almost
anything else.
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Like even with a painting--
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a painting becomes a very static, fixed
thing,
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but a drawing, you can make it three-
dimensional,
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you can make it flat, you can turn it into
a sphere.
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You can just keep pushing it and pushing
it and pushing it,
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because all it is, is information.
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It's just a bunch of marks.
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