Bailey Storms is an interdisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, New York. Her broader practice spans printmaking, painting, photography, and sound work. Originally from Durham, North Carolina, her work is deeply rooted in the emotional and visual texture of the American South, often navigating identity, grief, and dispossession. She uses analog formats from the 1980s to early 2000s to collapse the distance between past and present. This aesthetic choice reinforces the emotional tone of the work, producing images and objects that resist permanence and echo fragility. While the formal qualities of her work allude to personal memory, she aims to evoke broader questions about the nature of self and the entangled relationship between memory and ego.