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154 | Ron Hicks
“Opening The Flood Gates”
154 | Ron Hicks
“Opening The Flood Gates”

"I see things very abstractly, so I think of myself as a painter who sees shape, value, edges and texture. It could be the most mundane thing to any passer-by, but I find great beauty in that. I can't imagine not painting...not creating. If I'm not painting, creating, and sharing my gift then what's the point?" - Ron Hicks

- The recent LA Art Show with his paintings on view at the Gallery 1261 booth
- His early art inspiration as a child specifically from his mother
- Starting a Saturday art program at the Columbus College of Art and Design in high school
- Moving back to Denver to finish college, and a short-winded pursuit in advertising design before diving into his art career
- An early mentorship that allowed him to tap into the "soul" of his art, and thoughts on developing an intuitive toolbox
- Hicks' evolution of his art, and the abstract dialogue that comes through his paintings
- Creating honesty in his art but leaving room for his viewers' interpretation of his works
- Processing the traumas of thirty years of racial profiling

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