Destiny Brady is an artist and curator whose work centers land as a site of memory.

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Across photographs, installations, and facilitated mapping sessions, she studies how histories persist in place and how people come to recognize themselves in relation to what preceded them. Her projects often unfold collaboratively, generating archives, narratives, and spatial records authored with participants.

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She is the founder of TIKA Studios, an artist-run curatorial platform for collective memory work. Through guided mapping sessions, domestic archives, and site-responsive workshops, the studio helps individuals and communities translate lived experience into spatial form. The process produces materials that can live as personal records, shared archives, or exhibition structures.

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Her work takes the form of exhibitions, workshops, and long-term research projects.