poster advertising Camel cigarettes, magazine 2002, Slow down
And even the BBC who are not my employers, but I do a lot of work with the BBC, they often say, you know, a challenge finalist, a winner , and now, initially I used to always correct people, but now, less so, because often, with media, youve got, lets say, a two minute slot maximum, maybe 60 seconds, maybe 90 seconds, and if you're spending 30 seconds to explain that I didn't get to the final, then you've lost the, you know, if you're there talking about a new report on dementia, and how it can be reduced by doing puzzles, you dont want to spend 30 seconds explaining Sorry, I wasn't the winner
Rakendu Shukla, Wellstar radiation oncologist
I like the idea of taking industrial materials and shaping them into objects that feel personal and sculptural