Dante Biss-Grayson is a Native American from the Osage Nation and Veteran of the US Air Force. He is a multifaceted artist, writer, film producer, and fashion designer hailing from the Osage community. With a passion for pushing the boundaries of Native American art and fashion, Dante constantly explores new directions in his creative pursuits. His artistic journey encompasses various mediums, including painting, holographic sculpture, poetry, and fashion design, as he endeavors to express his thoughts and emotions through diverse platforms.

As a veteran who has personally grappled with PTSD, Dante has discovered solace and purpose in his artistic endeavors. Drawing from his studies at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Holland and IAIA in Santa Fe, N.M, as well as his apprenticeship under the guidance of his adopted father, Earl Biss, Dante has honed his classical techniques and seamlessly integrated them into his contemporary works. Through his art, Dante externalizes his trauma and draws attention to important issues impacting Native communities, using his creative voice as a catalyst for inspiration and raising awareness.

Driven by his belief in the power of fashion to empower and inspire, Dante has always been captivated by the world of clothing design. He sees fashion as a symbol of empowerment and utility, offering a platform to shed light on crucial issues affecting Indian Country. Through his Native American and Veteran-owned fashion brand, the Sky-Eagle Collection, Dante seeks to inspire a new generation of modern warriors who navigate the complexities of the modern world. The collection’s contemporary designs serve as a bold statement, drawing attention to overlooked matters and elevating the voices of Native communities. With a resounding message of resilience and strength, Dante’s work declares, “We are Still Here!”

In addition to his diverse artistic pursuits, Dante Biss-Grayson has made a profound impact as a co-producer, writer, and director of the transformative film project, “We Come Home After.” This poignant short documentary explores the experiences of Native American veterans as they return home from military service, delving into their complex identities and the challenges they face. Through heartfelt interviews, personal stories, and the inclusion of Dante’s powerful poem, “The Warriors Paradox,” the film offers an emotional and thought-provoking exploration of healing, reconciliation, and the sacrifices made by Native American veterans. Through this transformative project, Dante continues to shed light on important issues and ignite dialogue surrounding historical trauma, identity, and the enduring strength of Indigenous communities.