“The farmers’ children dress their salads in their homes in Barcelona and Madrid with oil from the cooperative. Grandparents plant an olive tree for their newly-born grandchildren. Either they plant one or choose one of the best. In a poetic and almost biblical correspondence, the child will eat and drink of that oil that also bears their name.”
—Julián Rodríguez

"Cathy turned her voice into a laboratory, but she did not start out on the basis of technological experiments and premises. She began with an almost religious trust (disguised as a playful instinct) in the possibilities of the human voice. Hers was always a voice that not only 'interpreted', but which always invented and composed."
―Umberto Eco

"Oil paintings leave even the Battle of Britain or Trafalgar strangely silent. Photography, on the other hand, can be as sensitive to sound as it is to light. Good photographs are there to be listened to as well as to be looked at; the better the photograph, the more there is to hear."
—Geoff Dyer