Plastic Waste Sculpture Project 2024- |
Every year thousands of pounds of plastic debris end up in our local waters from trash left on beaches, dumped or blown from boats or wending their way from our roadsides into the water drainage into the bays. The Texas beaches are the receptacle of ten times as much plastic garbage as the rest of the Gulf of Mexico. “In fact, Texas has more marine debris along its waterfront than any other state in the nation” (Texas Climate News, 2018).
Moving forward, the base forms of all non-fired sculpture will be made from coastal bend collected and recycled trash.
Moving forward, the base forms of all non-fired sculpture will be made from coastal bend collected and recycled trash.
The Crosses we Bear
Hanging sculpture: tactile element for painting "Early Days"
recycled plastic/ encaustic/ oil
27”L x17”W x3”D
2025
The Shrouds that Bind Us
hanging sculpture: Tatctile element for painting "The Tangled Web we Weave"
16”W x 2.5”H x 33”L
encaustic/textile/ recycled aluminum/oil
2025
The Vessels which Hold Us
Tactile element for painting "Rocky Point"
recycled pottery/ encaustic/ oil
6"H x 7.5"W
2025
Rock, Paper, Chrysalis
Recycled Plastic/metal/fiber/plaster/minerals
20"H x 7.5"W x 6"D
2024
The Metamorphosis of Candide: A Tale of Two Cities
recycled plastic/metal/fiber/plaster/ recycled wood/minerals
~44”H x 46”W x 19”D -37"
2024
The Mouse that Roared and the Deus ex Machina
recycled plastic/metal/fiber/plaster/minerals
28”H X 32”W x 12”D
2024
Semper Augustus, The American Dream?
Fiber/plaster/metal/acrylic
79"H x 42"W x 30"D
2024
Black Knight Rising
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Out of the Woods
wood/sand/shell/rock
11"W x 26"L x 17"
2022
Pre-frontal Disturbance
wood/coral/rock
11W x 23L x 7”H
2022
