Bio

Tori S. Scott is a Visual artist , educator, and curator based in Miami, Florida. Scott received her BFA in Studio Art from Florida International University in 2020 and received her MA in Museum Studies at Johns Hopkins University in 2025.

Scott's creative journey is guided by a profound commitment to exploring and preserving culture, lived experiences, and memories.  Through her work, she examines collective histories, celebrating the richness and resilience of Black communities while also reflecting on the struggles, joys, and personal narratives that shape identity. In a society that is constantly evolving, Scott’s work comments on the ways in which memory is formed by what we choose to remember and what is forgotten. 

Working across interdisciplinary practice, Scott uses visual storytelling to communicate the layered complexities of the Black experience. Her work serves as a vessel through which the intangible heritage of the past and present can be preserved and carried forward.

Scott has exhibited her work in several museums and gallery spaces throughout South Florida, including the Frost Art Museum, the Lowe Art Museum, and Deering Estate. In addition to her artistic practice, she has curated exhibitions informed by her background in Museum Studies.