Hi, I’m Bri. I’m a visual artist and a vivid dreamer.

I use art to explore and express the deeper layers of the human experience. A lot of my work is rooted in a long-standing fascination with the inner world: dreams, emotions, and the parts of ourselves that are often hard to name but deeply felt. I’ve always been a vivid dreamer, and for years I’ve been drawn to understanding the language of dreams and how they interact with our conscious lives.

But that curiosity didn’t come with clear answers at first. For a long time, I tried to make sense of my dreams by looking outside of myself through dream dictionaries or fixed meanings, but it often left me feeling confused and disconnected. Over time, I began to approach dreams differently. Instead of trying to decode them immediately, I started writing them down, sitting with their imagery, and noticing how they connected to what was happening in my waking life. That shift changed both how I understand my dreams and how I create art.

My artwork has become a kind of visual diary, a way of capturing the dreamlike, often fleeting nature of our inner lives. Some pieces come directly from dreams, while others are shaped by the emotions, symbols, and questions that linger after. Through my work, I’m trying to give form to things that don’t always have clear language.

Alongside my art, I’ve also begun sharing more about how I work with dreams, how I approach interpretation, how meaning unfolds over time, and how dreams can guide us toward self-awareness, especially during periods of grief, change, or uncertainty. If you’ve ever had a dream that stayed with you and weren’t sure what to do with it, you’re not alone. That’s really where all of this started for me I’ve started offering dream interpretation to help others explore their dreams more deeply.

If you’re curious, you can read more on my blog, submit a dream for interpretation, or explore my artwork.