Stephanie Blahut

Through Waveflowers, reclaimed fragments of glass, ceramics, metal, plastics, and shoreline debris are transformed into dimensional, light-reactive works of art. Gathered during beach cleanups along the Great Lakes and the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, these discarded materials are reimagined through layers of resin, color, texture, and translucence, becoming sculptural compositions that explore both environmental and personal healing. Each piece reflects a commitment to reuse, revealing the unexpected beauty and meaning that can emerge from what was once overlooked or cast aside.