Brianna Booze

I started creating as a child after being blessed with my first dream. Art became a way for me to process the world around me and eventually understand myself within it.

I create to give people a window into the life of a Black woman who was taught to love everything else before loving herself. My work is deeply connected to perception, memory, fear, faith, and the experiences that shaped the way I move through life.

Over time, my style developed through personal hardship and reflection — moments that revealed both pain and God to me at the same time. Through exposed anatomy, tension, distortion, and raw textures, I try to express emotional fear without relying on traditional horror imagery.

My work explores vanity not as beauty alone, but as absence — the fear of emptiness beneath performance.

Through exposed anatomy, distortion, tension, and raw textures, I try to express emotional fear without relying on traditional horror imagery. Fear is not always loud. Sometimes it exists quietly in survival, silence, and the roles people learn to play.