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Brie Adkins

Wild Life Muralist & Community Builder

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Meet the artist

Brie Adkins is a muralist, artist and advocate, highly passionate about creating vibrant rural communities and bringing awareness to wildlife conservation.

She has travelled through Canada, Spain and Italy to refine skills in large scale murals, depicting surreal wildlife scenes. Through her mural work she has raised thousands of dollars towards rural arts education, hosted community building projects that support rural artists and brought awareness to the beauty and importance of the natural world.

Bringing art opportunities to rural spaces.

Since childhood I understood that opportunities to see, experience and learn through visual arts is important for the soul. It connects without words, teaches us new perspectives and creates new ways of moving through the world. For me it is important that I shared it, in big ways with my rural community. I have taught classes, worked with schools, mentored, crowdfunded and sought grants to bring art experiences to my rural town. On this mission I found a community that has grown with me in many ways. They have been inspired to start their own art journeys, gained confidence in new skills, take pride in their spaces and they always shown up to support new art and community engagement projects. Not only that, but this town is becoming know for the murals and visitors move through our town in new ways, asking more questions, visiting more stores, telling more stories of this place. My vision is for rural communities to have enriching murals, like we do, and all the good things that come from building a town's visual impact.

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Bringing wild life murals to urbans space.

For over a decade, Brie has delved into the intricate relationship between nature and the human experience, using art as a lens to explore our interconnectedness with the natural world. In her eyes, the outdoors is not just a place, but a sanctuary—where harmony and balance are restored. Her deep reverence for wildlife, animals, and the environment radiates though every piece she creates.

Brie’s past gallery exhibitions have centered on themes such as endangered species, the spiritual bond between humanity and nature, and, more recently, environmental surrealism—an exploration of the surreal realities we face in today’s rapidly changing world. Through her murals, she strives to evoke a stronger connection to the environment and raise awareness about the urgent erosion of wildlife habitats.

This work invites reflection, encourages conversation, and ultimately seeks to inspire collective action for a more sustainable and harmonious future.