"Stening's requirement to transfer his emotional world in it's pure sculptural
form and the fierce struggle between concepts, emotion and substantively realization in stone and bronze – and, out of the internal contradictions of growing tension in his works, shows Jörgen Stening as a true and struggling sculptor, foreign to every modernist direction. He is considered to be postmodernism's most important sculptor in Sweden."

Klaus Kowalski, Professor für bildende kunst. University of Hannover

"Jörgen Stening's sculpture is strong, sensitive and timeless. In common with
the work of Henry Moore, the lifesource is the study of forms which result when natural materials (bones, flints) are in contact with both time and natural forces, becoming strange forms to extend our perception. This combination of fine balance of form and response to material – result in pieces which seem to be inevitable."

Ann Sutton, M.B.E. UK