Robert Stone
Robert Stone is an American photographer and visual artist, born and raised in Bridgeport, Connecticut. He studied at the Hartford Art School receiving a B.F.A. in Photography before making his way to Rochester, New York where he recently received an M.F.A. in Photography and Related Media at the Rochester Institute of Technology.
His work deals with themes of memory, emotional trauma, environmental tensions, and the veiled surface of the American psyche.
Epilogue to Resonance is a coda to the thirty some-odd years that I have spent unsure of why I was unable to understand others, and why they were unable to understand me. It reflects a life spent with invisible barriers. Moreover, it parallels the end of a chapter in our lives—a time when we were free to roam without physical barriers. Although not directly about the occurrences of the 2020 pandemic, it represents the thoughts and emotional response I had to it. This work would not exist if it weren’t for the forced isolation, anxiety, sadness, and introspection that occurred because of this global experience.
