Anne Cummings
Local Food Series: E-I-E-I-O or Head's Up Chicks! Here Comes Old McDonald, 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 14"w x 11"h
Local Food Series: Java Junk, 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 11"w x 14"h
Local Food Series: Pastoral Packaging or "Say Butter," 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 18"w x 24"h
Local Food Series: Amber Waves, 100 % Post-Consumer Waste, 24"w x 18"h
Climate Change Series: Snappled, Twisted, and SunKist
Sunset Over the Redenbacher Mountains, 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 16"h x 20"w
Climate Change Series: Waiting For Winter or Have a Nice Day, 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 16"w x 20"h
Plastic World Series: Pacific Gyre: Albatross Eat The Pretty Plastic, Recycled Materials on Canvas, 22"w x 28"h
Plastic World Series: Space Debris: 500,000 Objects of Human Detritus Orbit Earth, Recycled Materials on Canvas, 18w" x 12"h
Carbon Footprint Portrait Series: Goddess - Athena, 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 18"w x 24"h
Carbon Footprint Portrait Series: Woman in Hat, 100% Post-Consumer Waste, 24"w x 18"h
Earth Emigres Series #1: Earth Civilization Heads to Europa (Led by Stephen Hawkings)
Earth Emigres Series #2: Europa's Plumes of Ice
Earth Emigres Series #3:
Traveling to Europa Through the Cosmos
Re-Wreath Series: Enough To Curl Your Hair, Vintage Hair Curlers, 24" dia.
Eco-Artist Anne Cummings creates with her convictions to reduce, reuse,
and recycle.
Anne’s art is created using re-cycled, re-claimed, and re-purposed materials. The intent is to raise awareness about the volume of human waste we create, and its toll on places of natural beauty, even in a state considered as ‘green’ as Vermont. All the materials used to create Vermont Wastescapes, as well as the Local Food and Climate Change series were collected on the backroads and snowplow turnarounds from each of the fourteen counties of Vermont. Vermont Wastescapes is a large scale eco-art installation featuring images of natural areas from each county of Vermont.
In the Local Food series, the images are meant to represent vivid and colorful depictions of the food items originally contained in this roadside waste, such as the chickens used to create the chicken nuggets and sandwiches produced by a well-known fast food brand.
The Climate Change pieces are more spontaneous and somewhat abstract images of Vermont landscapes, many with organic rather than traditional geometric shaped “canvases.” At first glance, they are pleasing natural compositions, which is belied by the manmade discarded waste from which they are constructed, as well as the underlying theme of ecological change in the landscapes they depict
ReWreath is a new series of works which gives a contemporary twist to the traditional wreath form, using collections of recycled materials and other repurposed “post-consumer waste” to create unexpected decorative statements.