She earned her BFA from Cornish College of the Arts in 2021 with a concentration in Sculpture & Installation.

Bronson romanticizes mundane objects and practices found within the rural landscape, transforming construction materials and discarded objects into large-scale sculptures. Her work explores the relationship between nature and the human experience, drawing inspiration from the ways both organic and manufactured objects inhabit a landscape. She is particularly interested in the historical and cultural significance of materials, and the stories they carry beyond what is visible to the naked eye.

Her work has been exhibited at galleries, museums, and public art venues throughout the Pacific Northwest. She has presented solo exhibitions at Method Gallery and 9th & Thomas, with additional exhibitions at the Museum of Museums, Cannonball Arts, Bumbershoot, Port Angeles Sculpture Park, Art Love Salon, and The Vestibule. In 2021, she received an honorable mention in the International Sculpture Center’s Outstanding Student Achievement in Contemporary Sculpture Awards, which was recognized in Sculpture magazine (Vol. 41, No. 1). Her work has also been featured in The Seattle Times.