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Watershed Tower: Norfolk Botanical Garden, Norfolk, Virginia, 2025

(CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE MORE) This was a commissioned art piece for the Norfolk Botanical Garden and stands near their children's garden. It is 12 ft tall and 7 ft wide, and made completely of discarded plastics and metal. It represents the native plants and animals of the Chesapeake Bay area of Virginia.

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Bioluminescent Sea Cave, 2008 and final completion in 2025, Art Park 101, Bandon, Oregon

(CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE MORE) This is a walk-in glow-in-the-dark sea cave that is all made from repurposed materials and feathers. It glows in the dark with fluorescent materials infused into glass and plastic as well as paint. It is a permanent part of Art Park 101 and is available for the public to experience for gree, during operating hours.

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Bandonia the Phoenix, Bandon Oregon, Art 101

(CLICK ON IMAGE TO SEE MORE) Bandonia the Phoenix sits 12 ft. tall and 64 feet long, with a 21 ft wing span, next to highway 101, in Bandon Oregon. She looks at you from the parking lot of Art Park 101. Angela Haseltine Pozzi created her from discarded waste including car bumpers, bottles, fishing lures, hoses, kitchen utensils and more. The underside of her wings are musical as metal spatulas, spoons, and aluminum pieces chime in the wind of the Southern Oregon Coast.

  • Angela Haseltine Pozzi

    Transforming Waste into Powerful Art

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    Experience the transformative power of discarded materials turned into compelling sculptures that challenge perceptions and spark conversations.

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