Brianna Wilkins is a Chicago-based interdisciplinary and visual artist from Minneapolis, MN, currently attending Columbia College Chicago to complete her Bachelors Degree in the Fine Arts.
Wilkins’ work explores the emotional landscapes of her life using organic imagery and florals that span across many mediums: printmaking, film photography, ceramics, digital and traditional collage, craft elements such as dried flowers, and textiles. Her work has been featured in group exhibitions such as Reflections (2024-2025) at Columbia College Chicago and The Mystical, Magical & The Macabre at Bridgeport Art Center (2025). Her work has also been featured in many collaborative pieces such as Soft Rind #2 curated by @Neohmah on Instagram, The Limelight: The Squeeze Love Issue Volume #4 E-Zine and Anarkiss’ Counterculture Zine Volume No.9.
Artist Statement
My work is a reflection of the internal landscapes that constantly evolve within me. a place where beauty and pain coexist and new life emerges from old wounds. Grounded in experimentation and inspired by organic forms such as flowers, the asymmetry of the natural world, and the imperfect, instinctive rhythm of growth. My work has become a form of documentation, a record of my perspective on the world around me. Much like Mother Nature herself, my inner world is lush, chaotic, and alive with possibility. I take an interdisciplinary approach, often combining printmaking, film photography, ceramics, dried flowers, paper, textiles, and digital collage to give form to these internal environments and landscapes.