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My approach to classicism is aesthetic and sensual. I care little for its masculine, heroic and authoritarian modes. I am attracted to its feminine beauty, its seductive stone surfaces, its grace and proportion. I am enchanted by its antique calm, its intimate knowledge and happy acceptance of the human figure and scale.
[edited] That sounds a bit pompous. But there you are. I will just talk about someone else next time.
[edited] That sounds a bit pompous. But there you are. I will just talk about someone else next time.