On Sculpture

"On Sculpture" is a collection of writings by the British artist and theorist Henry Moore, focusing on the nature, purpose, and experience of sculpture. In it, Moore explores his artistic philosophy, discussing how sculpture interacts with space, light, and human perception. He emphasizes the importance of form and the relationship between sculpture and its environment, advocating for a deeper understanding of three-dimensional art. The work not only reflects Moore’s insights but also encourages readers to appreciate the emotional and intellectual responses that sculpture can evoke in both viewers and creators.