In a Brooklyn studio, we invited our NYC community with a simple invitation: “Come As You Are.” Photographer Roger Gallegos captured an afternoon of portraits that show friends of BREDA as they are: unguarded and styled their way.
For Rose Paradise and AJ Kyser, collaboration becomes a portrait of truth, shaped by time, colored by place.
For Pride Month, we sat down with Brooklyn-based artist and designer Natasha Jiwa to talk about queerness, creative rhythm, and the strength of softness. Natasha shares how slowness, imperfection, and presence shape both her practice and her sense of self.
For Alina Inacio, motherhood became a portal for presence, for softness, and for rewriting what time and success mean.
During Dallas Art Fair Week, Dallas-based artist Ashley Stuart brought her signature resin dreamforms to BREDA’s Time Bar at The Joule. Glossy, maximal, and deeply personal, her sculptures glowed with a strange kind of joy, somewhere between furniture, fantasy, and feeling.
During Dallas Art Week, artist Zarina Karapetyan slowed things down. In collaboration with BREDA at The Joule, her work created a quiet space for presence, reflection, and memory as well as an offering shaped by stillness rather than urgency.
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