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Jellyfish
The Jellyfish: Made from discarded Styrofoam plates, the delicate dance of the jellyfish tells a story of persistence against an unyielding adversary. Jellyfish may seem fragile, but they are master survivors and a vital part of the marine ecosystem. They provide food for a variety of marine species, including sea turtles, and their presence in the oceans indicates the health of the ecosystem.

Jellyfish

$550.00Price

  • All artworks are printed in San Diego, CA using UltraChrome archival-grade pigments. A natural, heavyweight textured cotton, free of optical brighteners is used for paper prints. Canvas prints are printed on exhibition grade matte canvas and coated with a water-based varnish, which protects against UV ray damage and cracking. The materials and process ensure long-term, archival stability for both paper and canvas prints.

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The story...

October 2023

It all started with a video of a whale shark

One evening, while I was caught in the abyss of scrolling through my phone, I stumbled upon a mesmerizing video of a whale shark. This whale shark had glowing white dots that shimmered like tiny disco lights underwater.

 It took my breath away, and I became obsessed with this video (and these incredible creators). I ended up in the black hole vortex of whale shark videos and found myself feeling very connected to these gentle giants.

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Later that week, I went on a beach walk. Expecting to feel sand between my toes, I looked down, but surprise, surprise! Instead, I felt little styrofoam bits tickling my feet. They were washing up from the ocean. Cue the lightbulb moment!

 

I realized how similarly these dots looked to the dots on the whale shark. It was then that the inspiration for what would soon become the Styrofoam Echoes Collection struck me.

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The Styrofoam Echoes collection was born from the idea that every little thing we do has a ripple effect. Just like an echo reverberates, our actions echo out into the world.

 

What could’ve been an innocent coffee cup used for a couple of minutes is now choking our marine life.

 

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The collection is meant to inspire us to rethink our waste and remind us that we need to do better. The animals stand as a visual reminder of what it is we are standing for.

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