Brie Hines is a Chicago-based painter whose work explores the complexities of femininity through bold textures, striking colors, and layered storytelling. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in reinterpreting female narratives, often reclaiming stories originally shaped by male perspectives.

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Hines' work is centered on the experience of being seen as a woman—both the beauty and the scrutiny that come with it. Through her series, she captures hyper-feminine aesthetics, using vintage frames to enhance the timeless yet subversive nature of her pieces. Her artistic evolution took a pivotal turn with her Medusa series, which allowed her to process personal experiences while reshaping the myth of Medusa as a symbol of resilience rather than victimhood.

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Beyond painting, Hines extends her creative vision into fashion, art direction, and branding, curating immersive exhibitions and collaborations that celebrate community and storytelling. Her project, The Brie Show, serves as both an artistic exploration and a personal narrative, positioning her work at the intersection of fine art and cultural commentary. Through her exhibitions, events, and partnerships, she continues to challenge and expand the conversation around femininity, power, and perception in contemporary art.