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Featured Artists
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Russ Morgan, Chandelier Designer:I think of it [my creations] as my opportunity to educate people in the throw away land to think before they toss something away. Reuse, renew, upcycle! That is my mantra. |
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Cassandra Tondro, Painter:I use leftover house paint for my colorful and contemporary abstract paintings--paint that would otherwise go to waste, and potentially end up in a landfill. I really like the scavenging aspect of finding the paint--never knowing what colors and finishes will be available. |
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Yael Erel, Avner Ben Natan, Sharan Elran Architect, Lighting Designer, Ceramic Artist:One of our goals is to use everyday objects to create energy efficient fixtures, while maintaining our focus on their atmospheric and spatial performance. |
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Prizy Sebastian, Eco-Couturier:I am inspired by nature and art, colors, fabrics and textures. Dressmaking is a form of art to me, with techniques that needs time to perfect. I even save scraps of silk from my original cuttings to create unique pieces later on. I am always looking to perfect my designs, and at the same time to evolve, and bring a more ethical stance to creating fashion. |
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Robert Cannon, Sculptor:I feel strongly that the Green Movement needs real Green Art to transmit it messages and dreams, its not only up to the engineers, architects, and activists but also up to the artists." |
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Marla Kunselman, Jewelry Designer:Recycling or “up-cycling” fragments of glass and pottery, that has been drifting along the oceans floor for many years, into eclectic adornments for the body is her passion. |
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Jeff Soderbergh, Furniture Designer:So much today is temporary, disposable, throwaway. I would like to help preserve the history of our unique surroundings in a tangible way that can be passed down through the generations. Simply, I want to take materials from an era where we were surrounded by craftsmanship and detail and force us to re-examine their beauty out of context. Re-claim a piece of history. |
