Art to Save the Sea! Sculptures made from marine debris gathered from the Oregon coast now on display at the Oregon Coast Aquarium. #marinedebris #arttosavethesea

Check out the Washed Ashore exhibit at the Oregon Coast Aquarium! #arttosavethesea #plasticpollution #marinedebris

Marine debris mural created with students in May 2025. 14 panels, each 3’x6’,were filled in with marine debris, photographed and photoshopped together to reveal the final image. Our 3rd year bringing Art & Ecology workshops to Oregon schools in partnership with Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition.

Northern Leopard Frog created from marine debris from Oregon beaches for The Washed Ashore Project. #arttosavethesea #marinedebris #plasticpollution #washedashore

Marine Debris Art made with students on Oregon’s southern coast in 2023. 14 3’x6’ panels photographed and photoshopped together to reveal the final image.

The first sculpture I helped build for Washed Ashore in 2015. A decade later I was contracted to refurbish and restore Flash the Marlin. Here’s to another decade of spreading awareness. #arttosavethesea #marinedebris

Marine debris mural of the Redfish Rocks Marine Reserve created for the Port Orford Visitors Center. #oregoncoast #plasticpollution

Octopus created entirely of marine debris collected from Oregon’s coastline. #plasticpollution #marinedebris #makeartnottrash #oregoncoast

Adélie penguin made entirely out of marine debris commissioned for a friend who studied these penguins in Antarctica. This little guy can be found hanging out at 7 Devils Brewing Company in Coos Bay Oregon. #marinedebris #plasticpollution

Spent a month in Norway in 2017 creating this marine debris sculpture with Bømlo Kunstlag to educate the public about plastic pollution. www.instagram.com/p/BZBPhYklrP...

Striped Bass created from marine debris for the Norrie Point Environmental Center in Staatsburg, NY. youtu.be/z1bFbc9oL74

I spy with my little eye plastic pollution. Our overconsumption is impacting our oceans and all life on earth. These are a few of the toys I have found while cleaning beaches over the past decade. Some even date back to the 60’s. #plasticpollution #marinedebris