Quentin Berryhill
Founder of Cölle
b. Los Angeles, CA

Quentin Berryhill’s work resists conventional structure. Creating from the gut — not within the confines of seasonal collections — he allows feeling, intuition, and reimagination to guide the process. What others overlook as ordinary, Berryhill reinterprets into form: sculptural, raw, and emotionally charged.

Cölle began in Apartment 19, where Berryhill first worked with wax, shaping a language rooted in memory, touch, and stillness. The name, drawn from the French word for “glue” and echoing the notion of “collective,” speaks to his belief in the power of connection — between people, places, and what we carry with us.

His earliest inspiration came from his mother, an artist at heart. He would watch her doodle — quietly, casually — never knowing those moments would later inform his own practice: slow, considered, deeply personal.

Cölle is not a brand. It is a body of work in progress — emotional, intuitive, and always evolving.