Ron Kenedi’s work is a personal, vibrant reflection
of the many eclectic places and times he’s lived in.
Born and raised in New York City, Ron came of age
during the volatile and seminal 1960s. He attended
Stony Brook University where he studied Fine Arts.
After college, Ron practiced stone lithography at
the Art Students League in New York and taught
figure drawing at the Mediterranean Institute in
Deya, Majorca, Spain.
As Ron’s technique evolved, his artwork began to
take on a look and feel that was representative of
his life’s diverse influences. It’s a style that
is mostly figurative, focusing on presenting the
essence of the subject. The goal of each piece is
to set a mood and tell a story that requires the
viewer to participate on a visceral and intellectual
level. “I want the artwork to be a catalyst for the
viewer’s own interpretation and provide meaning
beyond the work itself,” he says.
Kenedi works in pencil, charcoal, pen/brush and ink, pastels, watercolors, acrylics and oil paint. He uses bold lines, adventurous colors and dramatic shading. For the last 30 years he has been a pioneer and innovator of solar electric energy.
Kenedi works in pencil, charcoal, pen/brush and ink, pastels, watercolors, acrylics and oil paint. He uses bold lines, adventurous colors and dramatic shading. For the last 30 years he has been a pioneer and innovator of solar electric energy.
website: RonKenediArt.com
instagram: @ronkenediart
