Ronnie Phillips, Artist

I took a picture of my favorite photograph. My image is reflected in this photograph on my wall – this photo that touches my soul every day. My Dad owned a shoe repair shop. When the front glass cracked, it symbolized my dad letting go of his life on this realm. My Mom and Brother had to clear his shop, and the image of this photograph illustrates the bravery of my Mother and the strength of her son/my Brother, as he supports her. As the glass and signs reflect the death of Dad’s life, the color on my Mom gives testimony to life. Our gift from friend and artist, Ronnie Phillips.

All Shoes Must Be Picked Up

Ronnie Phillips captures life in every medium he touches, and he has been impressing the art world as a photographer, educator and artist throughout his career.

“My goal is that the viewers will be drawn to reflect on their life experiences

and ideologies,” Phillips says. “I aspire to assist others to deepen

their process of self-refection through my work”

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Peace

Treasure, limited edition

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Bamboo Tree

Broken Chain

Flag Roots

Tree of Life

– Ronnie Phillips

Originally from Los Angeles, CA, Ronnie Phillips “served as an artist, educator, and a photographer” in Los Angeles and Hollywood. During his career, Phillips was the photographer for the Olympic Committee, and has photographed celebrities, such as Tony Bennett and Red Foxx. He has featured his children in much of his work. Phillips became “a full time artist in 1991.” He now resides in Atlanta, GA, and participates in at least 20 shows annually. His work can be purchased on his website: www.RonPhillipsArt.com

Cover Photo titled – ‘I found out Life is hard but it ain’t Impossible‘