Georgia Meek

And even small details, like when I did Beautiful Freaks, I wanted to get everyone doing the Beatles Hey Jude hands.

Why as a culture have we become afraid of a Hey Jude hands?

Like, it's really fun.

You can't be filming if you're doing it.

You can't have your phone out.

And it makes everybody do the same thing at the same time, which, again, is really rare for physical movement.

600 people in a room doing this.

I don't know any other scenarios in life where I see 600 people doing the same thing with their arms.

at the same time, for no other reason than it feels great.

You know, like that to me is magic.

And so without having context, without being told what to do, yeah, I guess I am probably... The way I look at portraits in the National Portrait Gallery is probably...

The way I look at everything in life, it's like if I see something and I decide that's the way I feel about it, that's what I'm going to do and feel and think.

And that's my opinion, which is a hard place to get to, actually.

Now I'm here, I feel very, very unstoppable.

I mean, I hope so.

Can I just say I love that people are fighting with their parents in a tracium and exhibit that to me.

I bet she's really smirking into a black coffee somewhere over that.

Yeah.

And again, actually, what you were saying about the hands thing, I bet people are all cranking their heads the same way to read random bits of text on her pieces, which actually is really clever.

She's doing the same thing.