Citation de Elizabeth Wyn Wood, née à Orillia: "Sculptural form is not the imitation of natural form any more than poetry is the imitation of natural conversation... While a piece of sculpture may contain visual forms with which we are acquainted by daily experience, it is essentially a design worked out by means of the juxtaposition of masses in space, just as poetry is a design wrought by the sounds of words in time." (1935)