The Cambridge club has also considered spin (which it says is forward
after squidging) and rolling — nothing is more frustrating than to successfully get a wink near the pot, only to see it roll away.
After training at the Slade School of Art in London, he found that he was less interested in the artwork itself than in the boundaries between it and the world - hence some of his best - known pieces, such as No 79 (small blob of Blu - Tack
squidged on wall), No 88 (sheet of A4 paper scrunched into ball) and his sign on the facade of Tate Britain that read: The Whole World + The Work = The Whole World.