Take it as it comes

Connection by Antony Gormley.

Like Rudolf Steiner said, architecture forces come upp. and they will do it by force: at last specific spirituality to come forth in recalcitrant humans.

All of the atoms which originated somewhere out there in an expanded universe, are going to be taken back into the circulation of mass and energy; that is the physical conditions of our existence. Maybe as a result of meditation I do not find that frightening, it is rather comforting. It is a bit like surfing, we do it while we can and then the wave goes back into the sea. That’s an image of a Buddhist notion of incarnation: that the whole rising and disappearing of lives and forms is a kind of endless mystery,

said by British sculptor Antony Gormley in conversation with Jan van Boeckel about his work and inspiration (interviewed by Jan van Boeckel, He is part of a research group at the Faculty of Art Education at Aalto University in Helsinki). Read more.