Through A Painting, We Can See The

The Plastic Artist May Or May Not Be Concerned With Presenting A Superficial Appearance Of Reality, But He Is Always Concerned With The Presentation - If Not The Representation - Of The Plastic Values Of Reality.

An Idea Can Only Be Materialized With The Help Of A Medium Of Expression, The Inherent Qualities Of Which Must Be Surely Sensed And Understood In Order To Become The Carrier Of An Idea

The Whole World, As We Experience It Visually, Comes To Us Through The Mystic Realm Of Color.

It Isn't Necessary To Make Things Large To Make Them Monumental; A Head By Giacometti One Inch High Would Be Able To Vitalize This Whole Space.

As A Teacher I Approach My Students Purely With The Human Desire To Free Them From All Scholarly Inhibitions, And I Tell Them, "painters Must Speak Through Paint Not Through Words."