About This Work
I paint the natural threads that run between us. Water and color were my way in: moving through every living thing, carrying memory, participating in transformation. From there the work opened outward into landscapes, coral reefs, and night skies. Whether I’m working at the scale of a wave or a galaxy, I’m after the same thing: recognizing how the self is connected to all other things. That self is not fixed, but fluid, interdependent, and adaptable.
That search led me to recycled plastics, and to creating home decor by melting and reforming what was discarded into something meant to be kept. It’s a reminder that our connection to the living world is close and vital, and needs our reimagining.
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Reclaimed Plastic Made Fine Art
Scout Cuomo Studio is part of a growing collective of artists, makers, and designers who are seeking ways to address global plastic consumption and disposal. The answer isn't only in plastic reduction — it's in transforming the way we consider and use plastic as a throwaway material. By 3D printing recycled PETG — the same plastic that makes water bottles — into ornamental objects built to last generations, this work asks a different question: what if we treated plastic the way it was actually made to be treated? As a permanent material. As something worthy of care, of craft, of beauty.
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