I didn't want to be criticized for taking low-quality photographs, so I tried to reach the best, highest quality of photography and then to combine this with a conceptual art practice. But thinking back, that was the wrong decision [laughs]. Developing a low-quality aesthetic is a sign of serious fine art-I still see this.

I have a strong feeling about this quick movement and changing of society and populations growing - something scary.

If I already have a vision, my work is almost done. The rest is a technical problem.

When I wake up I just make it happen. My dreams come true- that is the artistic practice.

However fake the subject, once photographed, it's as good as real.

I'm inviting the spirits into my photography. It's an act of God.

To me photography functions as a fossilization of time.