bre bryans

Two women posing outdoors against a grey wall. The woman on the right wears a wide-sleeved kimono made using a Momigami technique from fashion ads, standing tall in a black outfit. The woman on the left wears a floral maxi dress and a black leather jacket.

ideas

that percolate

textiles are my playground. curiosity, my compass.

A close-up, motion-blurred shot of a person walking across a dark grassy field, wearing a beanie and a patchwork kimono, with fog and stadium lights in the background.

contemporary textile art + limited wearable collections

my contemporary fibre art centres on texture, labour, and the emotional grounding we find in handmade surfaces. through fine-art textiles as bre bryans and my wearable line brïz, i explore fibre’s capacity to hold narrative and shape experience. this space introduces both bodies of work and the growing conversation around tactile, fibre-forward contemporary art.

some creations are wearable, some are simply art. all are unmistakably personal.

An abstract aesthetic photograph capturing the long, colorful light trails of multiple fireworks exploding against a dark sky.
A low-angle shot from the back of a person wearing a voluminous, floor-length kimono crafted from fashion magazine ads using the Momigami technique, standing in front of a yellow wall.
A full-length shot of a person walking across a grassy field at night, surrounded by thick fog and stadium lights. They are wearing a beanie and a patchwork kimono inspired by Boro Boro technique.

designed slowly. made to be felt.

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