“The ideal for me is to set the works among the people, the houses, the greenery, the everyday streets, in a confrontation with the urban fabric and with the landscape. Sculpture is a taking of space within the greater space where one lives and moves. Sculpture makes sense when it transforms the place in which it is placed, without any celebratory monumentality, and is like a living creature, which changes in the turn of light and shadows, but also in the encounter with people, creating an unusual dialogue between the work and the people.
In this way, the limitation of an art closed in museums and private collections is overcome, and the work becomes a heritage of all and acquires a testimonial value of its time: it manages to imprint itself on a context and enrich it with further stratifications of memory”.
Arnaldo Pomodoro