The creation of a sculpture can be considered the process by which a sculptor demonstrates to himself whether or not he is creating a sculpture. - Richard Hunt

The possibilities of developing the sense of movement in a sculpture are inherent in the material and in the technique, that is to say, forming, bending, stretching, cutting, and twisting metal parts. I like to suggest movement or give an impression of movement.

The theme of much of my work can be characterized as a fusion or harmonization of the vital tensions existing between dualities, such as the organic and the geometric, the organic and the abstract, or the past and the present, the traditional and the contemporary.

A sculptor can be thought of as the sort of person who can reduce impressions of things, responses, and ideas about things into sculptural forms.