Jessica Lee Breed is a multidisciplinary artist, designer, and creative director whose work moves fluidly between painting, textiles, and visual design. Rooted in atmosphere, memory, and material intelligence, her practice investigates how perception and material shape the emotional architecture of images and objects.
She studied at Virginia Commonwealth University and the Savannah College of Art and Design before working in fashion and film in New York City. Guided by a refined visual philosophy, her work explores how embodied experience and emotional intelligence become visual language.
Across mediums, Jessica creates paintings, hand-dyed silks, publications, websites, and brands. Jess collaborates with artists, performers, photographers, and creative studios to craft refined identities and narrative environments. Her work functions as both experience and artifact, tracing the quiet dialogue between memory, material, and atmosphere.
Her former fashion label and hand-dyed silks were carried internationally, cultivating long-standing relationships with boutiques and collectors who value design integrity, subtlety, and evocative sensibility. Jessica's visual work now lives in homes and curated spaces worldwide.
She is the founder, creative director, and designer of Mother Mother Mother—a biannual print publication and collaborative project exploring motherhood, memory, and creative practice through an editorial and artistic lens.
