Media: Fibre, Mixed Media, Wearable Art
Cassie Danielle Rosteski is a Saskatchewan-based designer and artist whose work blends sustainable fashion, wearable art, and unconventional materials into pieces that challenge traditional ideas of clothing and adornment. Inspired by nature, music culture, rural living, and the stories embedded in reclaimed materials, Cassie transforms discarded textiles, vintage fabrics, found objects, and industrial materials into one-of-a-kind creations.
A graduate of the Pacific Design Academy, Cassie has spent nearly two decades developing a distinctive artistic voice rooted in craftsmanship, environmental responsibility, and fearless self-expression. Her work ranges from functional apparel and accessories to large-scale wearable art pieces that blur the line between fashion, sculpture, and performance.
Drawing inspiration from the forests, lakes, and communities of northern Saskatchewan, Cassie’s creations celebrate individuality, resilience, and the beauty of reinvention. Whether working with salvaged materials, leather, fibre arts, or experimental construction techniques, she approaches every piece as an opportunity to give new life to forgotten objects and create something unexpected.
Through her work, Cassie invites viewers to embrace originality, question waste, and find beauty in the unconventional.