there while enjoying the beauty and complexity of the painting while he gets inspiration from issues and events and pop culture he also captures art that celebrates the flack experience and his lady or rather likes to passionate about bringing it to children introducing these different techniques that i have with my art to children in the community i started on early age i remember having a is such a part of your hobby i'm like totally fascinated by the fact that when i walk to your house i'm like i'm in the run art museum so can you talk a little bit about how it all flows your creativity flows when you're living in your art but your art is also living with you you know the sweep you know sleep you're constantly creating and it's a it's  because i had already down two stages for this this interview but what i've done is basically had a lot of different projects working at one time and it's really  has been very very exciting i'm never bored and never bored so in your in your bio it says if you draw on events in pop culture so you can talk a little bit about how groups of people go in coming to work so the landscape of our community changed in a kind of pique my interest said wow these are these are immigrants looking for  share with our audience so you know as your questions for days and days and then so what are those specific things that you really want people to know and understand about ronnie ritzy the artist i important to be encouraged it's important to have the support of family and friends to be recognized but it doesn't always equate to dollars constantly surprised and then i think that maybe i just got off the boat and i have been around the block a couple times but it's always new to me and i hope i keep this fresh still exactly so one thing that i have never had the opportunity to do is see your work like i've only seen it in your house i've never had the opportunity to have to see it when it's ho so can you talk about some of the places where your work has been out of public exhibit and if you're planning to do any public exhibiting in the future yes right now i'm working on that exhibit on  soon and will be local and of our sound area for dependence so it's a secret it's now i want you to tell us a little bit more about your work in the community principally what you do with the operation conversation cops and kids i'm totally intrigued by that and i want to know more that work has been very fulfilling because it's so tired way and it's so needed in our community register the kids i made sure that they have a rehearsal space and i said and i'm taking notes on the actual workshops making sure that these kids are tracked at the time of experience much more than they have in the suburbs so it's it varies how come often the police officers are new so you're getting getting they're coming in with an open mind to but the way i see the way people interact with one another they can look forward and they can see what's on their side or the other people can look for it can see what's on their side but it's very difficult for them to cross and take a look at the perspective on the other side suicide is like that's what this is intended to do so you give people the opportunity like i'm used to looking at it from my perspective as a police officer being one street i want to go home every night that banter between the police officers is from israel so they actually mirror each other and they talk about experiences they've had with police officers and a lot of times it's very effective and the police officers of course are on the defense yes and they come to a happy medium where they at the end of these workshops they shake each other's hands mirror what each person has said  facilitate with the police officers and the kids it's really every time i've been there i am full of totally for because i know that i have something even if it's just a line producer i have contributed to with that problem have a component where you follow up with people who have participated in the program to really kind of get a sense presumably with the officers when they're out and about what is the mbak of that program one of the end times that have we are now policing in the streets i mean i haven't followed up on the aspect of the police officers policing but there's been situations where the privileges are heading up natural cards at the end of the workshops and so i see that they are helping make these situations lot more easier for the ok so i hear you talk a lot about the workshop and the demonstration so can you distinguish the two a little certainly the workshops are workshops where we come in and we just we sit each kid one after the other every other police officer the kid police officer kid and the facilitators students outside of the circle and they present him with questions and there are questions that are there usually opening up and having this wonderful conversation about who you are as an artist and about the way you what it is you do and hearing about it thank you for that you're very well thank you for ha