She believes objects can communicate cultural narratives, hierarchies, and social mythologies in public spaces. She aims to create artwork that not only provokes thought but also demands that the audience confront issues related to art and activism. Her artwork, both representational and provocative, offers a new perspective for the viewer, inviting them to engage with the world around them in a deeper, more meaningful way.

Bruton has a strong background and interest in "Curatorial Practice," which involves exploring how city environments affect artists and their creations and how they impact a city's vitality. She attended California State University, Fresno, and Sacramento, where she studied Art Education and Studio Art. She later pursued a master’s in art administration from the Chicago School of the Art Institute.