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“Bree“
Breeana Thorne is an arts manager and creative wellness strategist dedicated to amplifying and preserving the narratives, legacies, and integrity of artists, artworks, and their communities. Her practice weaves together visual art, holistic wellness, heritage, ecology, and inter+intrapersonal exploration — revealing their intrinsic connections. Through curatorial projects, community programming, and cultural productions, she cultivates creative ecosystems with deep social and communal impact. 

In 2025, Breeana founded The Reverie, an experimental studio weaving artistic growth with holistic care through tailored services, restorative gatherings, and regenerative tools. 

 Los Angeles, CA 
hi.breeana.thorne@gmail.com
The Reverie

Ethos:

[1] produce restorative, culturally rooted experiences and offerings that nourish creative practice and overall wellness [2] give a broader voice and sustainable opportunities to creators and communities within the art and design vanguard [3] transcend traditional art structures to make art and wellness services more accessible, resonant, and integrated into everyday life. 

 available for collaborations and consulting in:
  1. curatorial direction & exhibition design 
  2. art + wellness integration & facilitation
  3. project development & creative strategy
  4. art + culture activations & production

 
Selected projects: 


001-Elements of Renewal


‘Elements of Renewal‘ is a group exhibition centering works that breathe new life into raw forms. Conceived as a multi-sensory experience, the show transported viewers into a space filled with materials and sounds commemorating California’s landscape and atmospheric forces. 

Collectively, the contributing artists seamlessly wove earth pigments, textiles, movement, and materials to frame ecological design. By reconceptualizing everyday materials and elements, the artists conjoined with the designs created an atmosphere to commemorate the land and stimulate the senses. 

Elements of Renewal is a proposition to deepen our connection with ecological landscapes, build conscious relationships with nature, and initiate intimate connections with the land that birthed its communities.

The exhibition was curated in collaboration with Fig & Oak.

  1. Curatorial
  2. Exhibition design and management