Conversazione con Sivert Lindblom

Italian translation of Beate Sydhoff's interview with Sivert Lindblom, originally published in Konstrevy nr 2, 1967.

— What are you searching for in your sculpture?

— Something in motion yet still. A form with potential — that appears able to move but chooses not to.

— How do you see the relationship between sculpture and public space?

— Public sculpture must earn its place. It cannot simply be placed — it must grow from a deep understanding of the site. My work as a teacher at the School of Architecture helped me understand this: architecture and sculpture must dialogue from the beginning, not at the end.