Ross Moore: coastal views of the South Bay
It’s all autobiographical Ross Moore shows his newest paintings Saturday in Redondo Beach by Bondo Wyszpolski Many artists, before sitting down and getting creative, struggle with what to make and how to say it best, in the medium of their choice. Maybe they wrestle with motivation and self-confidence as well. None of this, from what I can tell, seems to hold back Ross Moore, who has a spacious studio on the corner of Knob Hill and PCH in Redondo Beach. And right now he’s preparing for Saturday, when he’ll show his newest paintings. You can fill in the blanks “I’m very fortunate to have my art on the walls,” he says, “and my studio is set up for it. I just open the door, walk in, and I’m working. Just a little bit of inspiration and I’m good to go.” “Esplanade Palms,” by Ross Moore Moore also lives in Redondo, and that “little bit of inspiration” that gets him moving is often a local scene, a stretch of roadway with palm trees or the ocean on one side, or people at the beach soaking in some rays. Not one oppressive or depressive picture in sight. Moore remarks that he sells most of what he paints, and that seems to be largely by way of two local galleries—Dion Gallery in Redondo…
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