Roscoe Hall
PLEASE DON’T HURT MY FAMILY, WE’RE JUST WALKIN TO SCHOOL BRO!! , 2025
Ingredients: 20g acrylic, burlap, 1g sweet potato pigment, 2g oak charcoal, peanut ink, and thoughts of desegregation and love on canvas.
Thoughts: This piece is about the tension of history—the uneasy space between fear and unexpected help. It pulls from Arkansas’ school integration era , but instead of just retelling that struggle, it flips the lens to focus on the weight of trust or lack of it. The burlap, acrylic, charcoal, pastel, and sweet potato pigment layer like memories—stitched, torn, and patched together, much like history itself. The figures are caught between movement and hesitation. The towering white figure? Maybe a helper, maybe something else—but the real story is in the family, bracing, unsure, because help ain’t always felt like help. This piece sits in that moment—the shift, the uncertainty, the history of hands that push forward and the ones that pull back.
12”x9”
$3800
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