Kenneth Ragsdale - The Scout II (Archival Inkjet Print, 13" x 20", 2018)
All of my work is an honest effort to answer one simple question, how can I tell a visual story that no-one else can tell, that no one else would want to tell, and that is somehow compelling and relevant enough that everyone who I tell it to is happy that I did. The piece in this exhibition represents the scout of an advancing army of dining room chairs, cautiously and secretively observing the movement of the opposing army of bad suburban architecture, in preparation for an impending battle.
All of my work is an honest effort to answer one simple question, how can I tell a visual story that no-one else can tell, that no one else would want to tell, and that is somehow compelling and relevant enough that everyone who I tell it to is happy that I did. The piece in this exhibition represents the scout of an advancing army of dining room chairs, cautiously and secretively observing the movement of the opposing army of bad suburban architecture, in preparation for an impending battle.
All of my work is an honest effort to answer one simple question, how can I tell a visual story that no-one else can tell, that no one else would want to tell, and that is somehow compelling and relevant enough that everyone who I tell it to is happy that I did. The piece in this exhibition represents the scout of an advancing army of dining room chairs, cautiously and secretively observing the movement of the opposing army of bad suburban architecture, in preparation for an impending battle.