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Trashed Art:
Remake, Reuse and Renew

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Since 8th grade, I always had a passion for making art, especially out of recycled materials and for climate change related topics. The first piece I made was an owl with sunflower seed shells. It opened a new door for me and challenged me to find innovative ways to protect our oceans from climate change. A portrait of Vincent van Gogh using sunflower seed shells; a recreation of the Scream (by Edvard  Munch) made on poster board with pine needles; a skeletal samurai made from a used kitchen ceiling light fixture. I'm thinking outside the box and turning garbage into something unique and beautiful. ​

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Title: Deja Vu

Materials: egg shells, used packing materials

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Title: Owl

Materials: sunflower seed shells

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Title: Artificial Nature

​Materials: fruit packing, plastic straws, and recycled paper

Title: Owl

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Title: Artificial Nature (2)

​Materials: fruit packing, plastic straws, and recycled paper

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Title: Repose in Remembrance

​Materials: kitchen ceiling light fixture, dry flowers

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Title: Loving Vincent

Materials: sunflower seed shells

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Title: The Scream of 2021

​Materials: pine needles, glue, red acrylic, and homemade air-dry clay​

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Title: Year of the Rabbit

Materials: VHS tape

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