I don’t. The process of trying to get to something is part of it. Sometimes I don’t have much of an idea initially. For me, studio time is also about reading and looking at things. I might spend a couple weeks just reading something or looking through images or doing image searches or going to museums and thinking in front of great paintings. And then at some point I start to get back to my own ideas and how they can form into something that has meaning for me.
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William Villalongo
American visual artist
United States · b. 1975
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Artist William Villalongo discusses the process by which he discovered the best kinds of materials for his work, how process reflects subject matter, and the ways in which politics informs his paintings.
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