Judyth Greenburgh has successfully made the transition from a corporate advertising art director to a “feral artist” living in the tiny desert town of Darwin, California, near Death Valley in southern Inyo County.
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Welcome

​I enjoy reclaiming what has been abandoned. I make my art out of discarded things. The alchemy of time has transformed the desert’s trash into treasures. Each one a rusty jewel.

I’m also “kaleidoscope junkie”. I see them as a metaphor for life and personal transformation. They create an infinite world of possibilities; the mirrors inside the kaleidoscopes reflect and project our point of view into something new. Our daily chaos re- ordered with the mandalas created. Kaleidoscopes make the ordinary more extraordinary, re- engaging the viewer to look at the world with a renewed sense of wonder, reclaiming the child within.
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I believe in sharing the gifts that we have. I am blessed to have a passion for art and turning trash into treasure. Through ReUseArts and the Inyo Council for the Arts I have the good fortune to be able to teach and conduct workshops to the public and schools.
​Scalable

Magnetic

Geometry

Recycling

Patina

Shine

Rust

Trash

Treasures
​Copper Attractions is a showcase of the art I have created inspired by the ghost town of Darwin California where I live.

​Darwin is like a blank canvas.
There is no clutter to cloud the skies or pollute your mind,
no stores, no paved roads or cops.
You are exposed to the elements and yourself.
Here, there is nowhere to hide and nothing to distract you.
Darwin is  the perfect place to invent, re-invent and live in the now.

Browse through the galleries to see what the landscape inspires.