BRYONY LINES

Bryony Lines is a Coventry-based visual artist whose work blends movement, dance, and storytelling into immersive, large-scale abstract paintings. Her process often involves painting with hands and feet to music, whispering stories and secrets into her work, creating multisensory experiences that invite audience participation. A founding member of Art Riot Collective, Bryony’s practice reflects joy, vitality, and a deep love for life, merging performative elements with visual art. Her work celebrates the connection between body, sound, and color, transforming gallery spaces into environments where viewers engage physically and emotionally with her abstract, energetic compositions.

A woman with curly hair and makeup, smiling and pointing forward, standing outdoors near trees with a background of graffiti wall.

Bryony’s work focuses on audience interaction and sensory engagement, often creating paintings that evolve through performance. She continues to explore the intersection of movement, music, and visual storytelling, making each piece both a visual and participatory experience.

Abstract graffiti artwork on a vertical strip of paper or fabric, featuring bold black, red, orange, blue, pink, and yellow splashes, strokes, and scribbles, mounted on a gray textured surface.
Abstract painting with splashes of bright and dark colors, including yellow, purple, green, pink, and black, on a textured canvas background.
Abstract painting with bold red, orange, and purple brushstrokes on a white canvas.
An abstract painting with vibrant colors including reds, greens, blues, and white, featuring various scribbles, doodles, and handwritten text scattered across the canvas.

Timeline

  • 2022

    Founding member of Art Riot Collective

  • 2025

    Group show at Rugby Art Gallery and Museum ARC, alongside Jason Wilsher Mills