Roar Vision didn't start in a studio. It started in the U.S. Army, where founder Shane Richardson Straun discovered that art could emerge anywhere — including between combat training rotations, designing award-winning murals for military museums.
Flatbush Brooklyn, NYC native Shane brought hip-hop's instinct for authenticity and cultural precision to everything he created. When he settled in Prince George's County, Maryland, he didn't leave that foundation behind. He built on it.
Since 2005, Roar Vision has been producing work rooted in the American and Caribbean diaspora — its aesthetics, its narratives, its pulse. That cultural intelligence isn't something we learned. It's something we are.