"The Japanese garden has long been held as an example of how human society and wild nature can coexist beautifully. This is misleading. The garden are not examples of the coexistence, of one thing residing next to the other, rather they are places where the two are understood to be one and the same"

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"The division of space, and the placement of objects in space, is based on a symmetrical balance: a weighting that creates both a sense of stillness and of movement"

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"to create a sense of depth."

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"A garden that travels through space and time."

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"to create a sense of motion, without any real motion."