The resolution honors sculptor Kevin Kresse for his creation of a bronze statue of Johnny Cash, which is now part of the National Statuary Hall Collection in the United States Capitol. Kresse, a native of Little Rock, Arkansas, has a background in both painting and sculpture, having developed his skills through formal education and practical experience. His work not only includes the statue of Cash but also other notable pieces representing Arkansas, such as sculptures of musicians Levon Helm and Al Green, as well as various murals and public art installations throughout the state.

The resolution highlights Kresse's dedication to capturing the essence of Johnny Cash in his sculpture, emphasizing the artist's desire to represent Arkansas through world-class art. The emotional impact of Kresse's work is underscored by the praise from Cash's daughter, Rosanne Cash, who noted the depth and intensity of the statue. The Senate resolution concludes with a commitment to present a copy of the resolution to Kresse, recognizing his significant contribution to the arts and his representation of Arkansas on a national stage.