Ronald L. Hall vive e lavora in Seattle ed ha studiato all’Art Institute of Pittsburgh. Utilizza l’arte come un mezzo per trasmettere i suoi sentimenti verso la vita. I suoi quadri incarnano le esperienze del mondo in cui ha vissuto. È cresciuto in mezzo alla criminalità dei quartieri malfamati di Pittsburghin Pennsylvania. Crescere in un ambiente violento ha influenzato enormemente il modo di esprimersi della sua arte.
“I attempt to demonstrate through my art, my interpretation of historical and contemporary issues with an emphasis on race and identity in America. I persist to demonstrate the injurious effects of visual representations and misrepresentations in society and how it effects people's perception of one another in terms of race, physical appearance or social status.”
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“I attempt to demonstrate through my art, my interpretation of historical and contemporary issues with an emphasis on race and identity in America. I persist to demonstrate the injurious effects of visual representations and misrepresentations in society and how it effects people's perception of one another in terms of race, physical appearance or social status.”
Seeking Mulberry, oil & collage on paper, 29 1/2" x 42" 2007
Mount Vernon Revisited, oil & collage on paper, 29 1/2" x 42" 2007
Ahead of Her Time, oil & collage on canvas, 30" x "30 2008
After Turner's Revolt, oil & collage on wood, 2003
