2015  •  12 x 12"  Show size

Non-recyclable trash and repurposed materials on reused frame

"Green Spinyhead Blenny" is a captivating representation of a common yet often overlooked fish in the Caribbean. The artwork is a testament to creativity and environmental consciousness. Using materials such as buttons, beads, plastic, and fabric not only adds a diverse texture to the piece but also carries a powerful message about repurposing and sustainable art practices. The intricate details of the spinyhead blenny are brought to life through the artist's skillful arrangement of these unconventional materials. Incorporating various textures and colors from the recycled items creates a visually engaging and dynamic composition, capturing the essence of the vibrant marine life it represents. The decision to gallery-wrap the artwork, eliminating the need for a traditional frame, enhances the contemporary and streamlined presentation of the piece. This approach draws the viewer's attention directly to the artwork, allowing for an immersive experience with the unique textures and details of materials. By transforming non-recyclable materials into a representation of marine life, the artwork becomes a symbolic reminder of the impact of human choices on the natural world and the potential for positive change through creative reuse.