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I'm curious about how you arrived at your style of painting?

Is there a specific moment earlier on in your career that has affirmed your direction as an artist?

Your book God I Feel Modern Tonight does such a good job of capturing the fact that most of life's saddest moments often butt up against absurdity. I'd like to hear what you were trying to do with this book. What experience did you want the readers to hav

Your body of work is varied. You've done a little bit of everything. Do you have a regimented way of working or a dedicated practice for how you arrange your time?

I wanted to start with a sentence from your first book, This Little Art. Speaking of translating a sentence or longer work, and the impossibility of practicing for it, you write, "This not knowing, this not knowing ahead of time, ahead of engaging with th

It's been almost ten years since you last did a TCI interview. A lot has changed in your life, one big thing being that you're a mom now. How has that new role affected how you make art?

Architecture is a recurring theme in your practice. Do you have specific memories of when it became a fixation? What did that feel like for you?

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Björk talks about an early trip to the dentist, her lifelong interest in nature and technology, and what she learned from last year's MoMA exhibition.

For the Library of Practical and Conceptual Resources, Max Fowler shares creative tactics for disconnecting.