Roland’s writing is on the wall, come to develop what he
reveals to be Renovation paintings. These paintings are
comprised of custom-made wood frames resembling a facade,
attached eclectic metals, impasto acrylic/oil brush and pallet
knife strokes and the occasional human form. In an essence,
the metal resembles human qualities by surviving its changing
surface before coming to rest. When brought together these
metal variables and the human form exhibiting lines of splendor
or the obscene, juxtapose the relationship of strength and
fragility. The qualities of these movements, shapes and colors
are in an order of hierarchy supporting the message in its
finality giving way to a painting rich in color, texture and depth
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