Adrian Pepe is a Honduran fiber artist based in Lebanon whose work explores the intersection of material, ecology, and cultural identity through textile-based processes. Rooted in ancestral craft and contemporary design, his practice engages directly with raw materials—such as the wool of the Awassi sheep—transforming them into sculptural forms and ritual-like installations that examine ecological intimacy and material agency.
Pepe holds degrees in Fine Arts and Sustainable Design from SCAD and is the recipient of the SCAD Alumni Atelier Grant and the FELT Fiber Transformed Award. He has exhibited internationally, including at the 2024 Sharjah Architecture Triennial and Dubai Design Week.
His exhibited artworks are represented by NIKA Project Space
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