EPISODE · Nov 11, 2021 · 40 MIN

Matt Hall

Matt Hall grew up on a small farm in rural southern Oregon where he spent his time drawing dinosaurs and shoveling snow. He moved to Portland in 1997 to attend The Pacific Northwest College of Art as a painting major. His current work is an assemblage of rebuilt found objects and processed natural history ephemera. Exploring themes of loss, memory, mending, re-use and magical thinking. His work has been shown in numerous west coast galleries and and as far away as Germany. He can currently be found living in North Portland, repairing old taxidermy, going on walks with his two children, and waving at neighborhood cats.   https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/57820979-whispers-for-terra

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