Miguel the Mahi Mahi burst out of the waves in a storm of blue, green and gold his body made entirely from plastic debris collected on the Texas Beaches. Every bottle cap bucket handle and toothbrush that makes up his form was once trash polluting the ocean. Now Miguel stands as a symbol of resilience and transformation, reminding us that the beauty of marine life can be preserved if we act before the tide of plastic overwhelms our seas.
Miguel is not only a sculpture, he is a conversation starter. Wherever he is placed he draws people in to ask the hard question: how did all of this plastic end up here? He is part of the Washed Up Texas mission to turn waste into awareness and awareness into action.
Let’s talk about your vision. Every Washed Up Texas sculpture has its own story, and I’d love to hear yours. If you’re thinking about leasing or buying one, let’s chat about what you’re doing, the space you have, and what you’d like to share with your visitors. Together we can find the right fit and make something that truly makes an impact.
Call or email me, I’d love to hear what you’re working on. 956-893-2773 connie@washeduptexas.org
