Briceson Dennis

Yá’át’ééh

Shi éí Briceson Dennis yinishyé.

Táchii’nii dine’é éí nishłį.

Tótsohnii dine’é éí báshíshchíín.

Tł’ízíłání dine’é éí dashicheii.

Tódích’íi’nii dine’é éí dashinálí.

Hello, my name is Briceson Dennis.

I am Diné (Navajo) from the Red Running Into the Water Clan, born for the Big Water Clan.

My maternal grandfather is from the Many Goats Clan, and my paternal grandfather is from the Bitter Water Clan.

I was born and raised in Arizona and currently reside in Phoenix, AZ.

My creative journey began through drag and self-expression, where I first learned to sew by making outfits for my own drag persona. From there, I began collaborating with local Phoenix queens. It wasn’t until I was approached to create a custom Navajo dress that my work fully shifted toward Indigenous design.

Today, my work blends traditional influence with contemporary expression. One moment I may be sketching urban Navajo-inspired patterns, and the next I’m bringing them to life through sewing and design. Each piece is created with intention, respect, and lived experience not as trend, but as continuation.

At heart, I am an independent Diné artist and designer, creating work that reflects culture as living, evolving, and present.