Brandi Hamilton Studio

04/23/2026

A tremendous thrill to share "Four Funerals in Mamou" with SETX & SWLA patrons at the REMNANTS (Bricolage Gallery-Lumberton, TX) Closing Reception, Thank you Billy Augustine!
(Now available on KINDLE: Unlimted)

REMNANTS, Bricolage Gallery
Brandi Hamilton Studio | Contemporary Assemblage Exhibition November 2025 – April 2026

Every engineer, coder, and tinkerer knows: the inside is often more beautiful than the outside. Remnants reimagines the raw guts of machines—circuit boards, wires, gears, and engineered fragments—into artworks that speak to design ingenuity and the persistence of ideas.
This isn’t nostalgia; it’s a material language of repair and reinvention. If you love the elegance of obsolete tech, the ingenuity of old tools, or the quiet hum of circuitry, you’ll find something here that resonates.Come see what happens when technology is taken apart, re-assembled, and given a second life as art.



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My assemblages are built from obsolete hardware and architectural elements, pieces that were designed to function and once served people, friends & clients, in their everyday lives.
I’m drawn to the structure of those objects—the weight, the precision, the way they were made to fit into a larger system. I take them out of that original context and rework them into something to invoke curiosity.
Every piece is assembled by hand, one decision at a time.
🌐 www.BrandiHamilton.com
Artwork is available for purchase, may be viewed by appointment and on select open hours. Contact: [email protected]

(Picture captured at the Closing Reception held @ Brandi Hamilton Studio & Wildlife Habitat, Lumberton, TX April 2026)

04/23/2026

From deacdes of connection to those who have recently found my work, I cannot express the complete grattitude I have for the support of REMNANTS (Bricolage Gallery-Lumberton, TX) Closing Reception held at the Brandi Hamilton Studio & Wildlife Habitat, Lumberton, TX (April 2026).



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My assemblages are built from obsolete hardware and architectural elements, pieces that were designed to function and once served people, friends & clients, in their everyday lives.
I’m drawn to the structure of those objects—the weight, the precision, the way they were made to fit into a larger system. I take them out of that original context and rework them into something to invoke curiosity.
Every piece is assembled by hand, one decision at a time.
🌐 www.BrandiHamilton.com
Artwork is available for purchase, may be viewed by appointment and on select open hours. Contact: [email protected]

04/18/2026

In bloom this week in the wildlife garden:
Rhubarb ‘Martha Washington’ (Rheum rhabarbarum)
A cool-climate plant held in a hot system—testing limits more than thriving.

View artwork and enjoy a walk through the REMNANTS (Bricolage Gallery-Lumberton, TX) Closing Reception Lumberton, TX.
11am-3pm Sunday, April 19th, 2026

04/18/2026

View artwork and enjoy a walk through the REMNANTS (Bricolage Gallery-Lumberton, TX) Closing Reception. Lumberton, TX.
11am-3pm Sunday, April 19th, 2026

In bloom this week in the wildlife garden:
Louisiana Iris (Iris hexagona complex)
Built for wet ground—native structure adapted to Gulf conditions.

04/18/2026

In bloom this week in the wildlife garden:

Crinum (Crinum americanum)
Large bulbs that persist through neglect and still resolve into these precise forms.

View artwork and enjoy a walk through the REMNANTS (Bricolage Gallery-Lumberton, TX) Closing Reception Lumberton, TX.
11am-3pm Sunday, April 19th, 2026

04/18/2026

In bloom this week in the Brandi Hamilton Studio & wildlife habitat garden: Bluebonnet (Lupinus texensis)
Fixes nitrogen in place—doing structural work in the soil while it reads as pure color above it.
Join us for the
REMNANTS (Bricolage Gallery-Lumberton, TX) Closing Reception Lumberton, TX.
Enjoy the garden’s sound layer, moving with the same forces shaping everything else.

04/13/2026

Last days of the exhibit in Colorado Springs Airport. If you fly through, check it out & send me a selfie!
It's between (public side of) TSA and the snack & magazine store. You can't miss it!

Window Seat: Views from the Stratosphere
Colorado Springs Airport Art at COS Gallery, curated by Cottonwood Center for the Arts
Exhibition on view through April 2026

04/13/2026

One of my assemblages is currently on view in the Window Seat exhibition at the Colorado Springs Airport, curated by Cottonwood Center for the Arts.

This installation is designed for a transient audience—people in motion, between places. The work had to hold attention without demanding it.

If you’re passing through Colorado Springs Airport this week, you’ll catch the final days of the show.