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"I never know in the moment why we are doing the things we do. Making a trapdoor in the ceiling without telling the landlord, building a floating library, or renting a helicopter just seemed like a good idea at the time. When you are creating stuff, you don’t always have the time or leisure to know why you’re doing it; in fact it’s probably better not to think about it or you might lose your nerve. Most artists work in this way, and Machine is better understood as an artist organism than a rational institution."
excerpt from Machine Project THE PLATINUM COLLECTION
By MARK ALLEN, CHARLOTTE COTTON and RACHEL SELIGMAN
"I never know in the moment why we are doing the things we do. Making a trapdoor in the ceiling without telling the landlord, building a floating library, or renting a helicopter just seemed like a good idea at the time. When you are creating stuff, you don’t always have the time or leisure to know why you’re doing it; in fact it’s probably better not to think about it or you might lose your nerve. Most artists work in this way, and Machine is better understood as an artist organism than a rational institution."
excerpt from Machine Project THE PLATINUM COLLECTION
By MARK ALLEN, CHARLOTTE COTTON and RACHEL SELIGMAN
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