
SHIPS OF THE SEA MARITIME MUSEUM
LOCATED IN THE HISTORIC WILLIAM SCARBROUGH HOUSE AND GARDENS

SUPPER AT SEA - REBECCA BRAZIEL
Artist Biography

Rebecca Braziel’s multidisciplinary practice includes interactive installations, mixed media sculptures, and paintings on paper. She graduated from the Savannah College of Art and Design with a B.F.A. in 2008 and went on to exhibit work both nationally and internationally. After moving to Houston in 2013, she completed a six-month residency at the Houston Center for Contemporary Craft, acted as member of Box13 Artspace, received the Houston Individual Artist Grant, and exhibited at venues including Lawndale Art Center, Galveston Arts Center, and the Museum of Fine Arts Houston.
Returning to Savannah in 2020, she has since acted as Alumni Mentor for the Savannah College of Art and Design Fibers Department, completed the ON:VIEW Residency at Arts Southeast, was awarded an eight month spotlight as Community Art Educator for the SCAD Museum, founded an experimental art space that received the Starlandia Foundation Community Grant, and has exhibited at the Gutstein Gallery and Savannah Cultural Arts Center.
Rebecca's 2025 Masterpieces
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ALTERED BUOY FRAGMENTS (CONCAVE)
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ALTERED BUOY FRAGMENTS (FOG)
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ALTERED BUOY FRAGMENTS (GROWTH)
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ALTERED BUOY FRAGMENTS (BONE)
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ALTERED BUOY FRAGMENTS (CONNECTION)
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ALTERED BUOY FRAGMENTS (BOTH ARE TRUE)
Rebecca & Katie's 2025 Collaboration!

What’s Left in the Wash is a dialectic musing on what we make and what happens to it afterwards; combining one’s art and detritus found in the marsh, or wash, while reckoning with what eventually happens to everything we make.
In the collaborative process, we came to see things form in the hybrid objects – nets being pulled from the depths filled with life and decay, a ship’s empty hammock conjuring the dreams that took place in it, and a form resembling a Portuguese man o’ war that recalls the wonder of seeing something at a distance on the beach then moving in to examine it. These new objects were created by repurposing and recontextualizing art with what’s left in the wash.
What’s Left in the Wash
A series by Rebecca Braziel and Katie Glusica

WHAT'S LEFT IN THE WASH (NETS)

WHAT'S LEFT IN THE WASH (HAMMOCK)

WHAT'S LEFT IN THE WASH (MAN O' WAR)