There Is A Right Physical Size For

You Leave Space For The Body, Imagining The Other Part Even Though It Isn't There.

Our Knowledge Of Shape And Form Remains, In General, A Mixture Of Visual And Of Tactile Experiences... A Child Learns About Roundness From Handling A Ball Far More Than From Looking At It.

One Mustn't Let Technique Be The Consciously Important Thing. It Should Be At The Service Of Expressing The Form.

It Is A Mistake For A Sculptor Or A Painter To Speak Or Write Very Often About His Job. It Releases Tension Needed For His Work.

Recently I Have Been Working In The Country, Where, Carving In The Open Air, I Find Sculpture More Natural Than In A London Studio, But It Needs Bigger Dimensions. A Large Piece Of Stone Or Wood Placed Almost Anywhere At Random In A Field, Orchard, Or Garden, Immediately Looks Right And Inspiring.