I really enjoyed this live lecture, you get a real feel and insight for the artists work that you don't see just by looking at an image. I like how we got to see the progress within his work, how his ideas changed and developed. (And it's also great to see a former student at the uni going far) I found his video work particularly intriguing in connection to his culture and his family etc. I also enjoy the use of humour in his work, was definitely a good laugh in the lecture. He's just had a TED talks video posted if anyone is reading and is interested.
