Hi, I’m Belva Bishop, an artist who sees possibility where others see waste. I create original pieces using recycled and reclaimed materials, transforming discarded objects into art that celebrates texture, history, and sustainability. Every piece I make carries a story—honoring the past life of its materials while re imagining them into something bold, meaningful, and new.
My journey into reclaimed art began with a simple question: What if this isn’t trash? What started as a curiosity, saving interesting scraps, weathered wood, and forgotten objects, quickly became a creative calling. I was drawn to the textures, the imperfections, and the quiet history held in discarded materials. Over time, those rescued pieces became my medium, transforming what others left behind into meaningful works of art with new purpose and new life.
I share my reclaimed creations at art shows, festivals, and community events across the south. I love connecting face-to-face with fellow art lovers, talking about my process, the stories behind each piece, and the beauty of giving materials a second life.
Every event is an opportunity to showcase crafted art in action and I invite others to see possibility where they might not have looked before.
