I understand why he feels the way he does. That said, once an artist lets their work go into the public, how that piece is displayed, reflected, or even unders

I understand why he feels the way he does. That said, once an artist lets their work go into the public, how that piece is displayed, reflected, or even understood is no longer under their control. How many authors find their books published, only for the reading public to find an interpretation of their written word different than intended? When an artist's painting is hung or displayed in a museum, does the artist control the how's and why's of their piece's display? No...