Richard Serra Quotes

The Viewer Becomes Aware Of Himself And Of His Movement Through The Plaza. As He Moves, The Sculpture Changes. Contraction And Expansion Of The Sculpture Result From The Viewer's Movement. Step By Step The Perception Not Only Of The Sculpture But Of The Entire Environment Changes.

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