"Hall's subject is landscape, it is true, but only in the broadest sense. Her real subject is subjectivity. In fact, it's intersubjectivity: the way her pictures create you, as the viewer subject, in relation to Hall, the creator-subject. "

-John C. Clarke

"Hall paints suspended moments, those parcels of the temporal self that elude consequence but score memory and reflection with an enigmatic clarity. The substance of each moment increases it; it convinces by virtue of an actual sensation, that of colors arranged in tactile measures of light and dark"

-Bill Berkson