Bio

b. Miami, FL ,1998

Tori S. Scott is a multidisciplinary artist based in Miami, Florida. Scott received her BFA in Studio Art from Florida International University in 2020 and is pursuing her MA in Museum Studies at Johns Hopkins University. 

Scott's creative journey is guided by a profound commitment to exploring and preserving culture, experiences, and memories. With her work, she strives to delve into the depths of collective histories, celebrating the richness and resilience of the Black community while shedding light on the struggles, joys, and unique stories that shape identity.

Scott employs painting, digital photography, and installations as vehicles to communicate the intricacies and complexities of the Black experience. Her work becomes a channel through which the intangible heritage of the past and present can be conveyed for future endeavors. 

In 2021, Scott participated in an Art Education and Social Impact Residency with ProjectArt Miami, where she led weekly after-school art classes for elementary and middle school students. Her teachings comprised art history, group activities, and mixed media art. In 2023, Scott presented work in several group exhibitions, including "An Elegy to Rosewood," commemorating the 100th year since the tragic massacre at the Frost Art Museum; the G-Ma, Mama, and Nana exhibition at the FIU MBUS gallery in honor of Women's History Month; and the Yiayia, Nana, Abuela, and Grandmother exhibition at the Tunnel Projects gallery. 

 
As of 2024, Scott remains actively involved in group exhibitions, notably showcasing her work in "Banned" at the Lowe Museum presented by "Lucy ST." and "Interlocking Dimensions: Eco-Art" at the Deering Estate.