“Roses”

Cathy Ehrler is an environmental artist who creates works using recycled materials. She has worked with recycled materials and trash for more than 20 years most recently creating mosaics. The works are made from thousands of bits of cut pieces that are tediously glued to a recycled ground. The only products purchased are glue and sealer, both non-toxic.

The goal is to be carbon negative.

“I consciously strive to improve my work and the environment at the same time. Please enjoy what I’ve done. I hope it makes you smile and appreciate the world we live in.

The art is created to inspire caring and respect, stimulate dialogue, and encourage the long time flourishing of the social and natural environments in which we live. “My intent is to cause no harm to nature with my work.”

One goal that runs through everything she does is to bring out the hidden beauty of waste through artistic transformation, and to promote environmental stewardship through the creative reuse of post-consumer materials.

You can see more of her work, learn more

and sign up to receive her quarterly newsletter on her web page: http://www.cathyehrler.com

The exhibition runs through March 1, 2026