Bree Cribbin is an Australian Artist, Seer, Healer, and Creative Consultant currently exploring various lands in Asia.
With a background in the Healing Arts, Crafts, and Community Services, her art practice explores the intersection of spirituality, form, and humanity, giving shape to the unseen through ritual, intuitive process, and material expression.
She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the National Art School, a Diploma in Ceramics from Gymea TAFE, studied directly under Sculptor Ingrid Morley and has received multiple scholarships to train/teach in classical sculpture from Tom Bass Sculpture Studio.
Cribbin has facilitated art and healing workshops with organisations including the Sydney Opera House, Waverly Art School, Campbeltown Art Centre, Headspace, Western Sydney University and founded the first community ceramics wellbeing workshops in the Wollondilly Shire of Sydney.
She has received numerous awards and recognitions, including the Harvey Galleries Graduate Award for Sculpture (2023), First Prize for Indoor Sculpture at Sculpture in the Valley (2019), and the Port Hacking Potters Award (2018). Bree has also been a finalist in several national art prizes, such as the Blacktown Art Prize (2020), the Tom Bass Figurative Sculpture Prize (2020), and the Ingenuity Sculpture Festival (2018).
Alongside her studio practice, Bree offers 1:1 intuitive mentoring, creative direction, and healing support for individuals, purpose-led teams, and wellness retreats. Drawing on her background in arts education, energy work, community facilitation, and creative operations, she supports clients through transitions with clarity, vision, and grounded strategy. Bree also works as a consultant, curator, and project manager, offering soulful leadership and creative insight across collaborative, cultural, and healing-based projects.