I was recently interviewed by Hubert Heathertoes of The Felt Hat Review. Here goes: When we talk about the progress and the artist’s body of work, there is always a narrow margin where the inspiration comes into the scene? How that (un)godly particle worked in your early years? Well, inspiration is something you can’t really neglect. It’s the spark that leads to the fire of creation. It goes beyond concepts like “motivation” and “drive.” In order to do anything beyond the merely causal and mundane, you need inspiration – a breath of fresh air. And the best way is simply to be aware and open-minded as you’re exposed to different kinds of input. I grew up in a cultured home and had lots of input. That meant I could freely orient myself and see what filled me with a resonance that could then be nurtured into pure inspiration. A lot of that came from negation, actually. Learning what you don’t like teaches you what you actually do like. I early on liked horror films on TV, and that seeped...