Sacramento Art Exhibit Features Eco-Friendly Paintings and Jewelry
Goodgame’s exhibit, known as Island Girl Art, presents vibrant floral landscapes, all made from eco-friendly and ethically sourced materials. “It’s just always been a part of how I do art. I just want to give (materials) a new lease on life.”
Goodgame’s work features paintings that have reused old picture frames, an old canvas from a childhood bedroom, paper napkins and Styrofoam that are no longer in use. Most of her canvases are upcycled, meaning Goodgame bought them at garage sales or took materials people dumped, she said.
A lot of Goodgame’s art work is zero waste. Outside of her Atrium 916 showcase, she sells earrings and other jewelry repurposed from sea shells and other materials.