My principal guide in my work was the constant search for a perfect coherence, a complete harmony that I divined behind the turbulent surface of things, and which I patiently strove to uncover, without ever being tired of it. It was a heightened sense of "beauty", surely, that was my flair and my only compass. My greatest joy was not so much to contemplate it when it appeared in full light, as to see it gradually emerge from the cloak of shadows and mists in which it liked to evade constantly. Of course, I did not stop until I had succeeded in bringing it into the clearest light of day. I then experienced, sometimes, the fullness of contemplation, when all audible sounds contribute to the same vast harmony. But more often still, what was brought to the light of day immediately became the motivation and the means for a new plunge into the mists, in pursuit of a new incarnation of the One who remained forever mysterious, unknown - constantly calling me, to know Her still further…












