Nesha Logan (b.1990, Chicago) is a multidisciplinary artist whose practice explores ancestry, lineage, and the spiritual dimensions of Black womanhood. Working across collage, assemblage, and found image, she constructs layered visual languages that bridge the personal and the collective.

Drawing on Audre Lorde's understanding of poetry as "revelatory distillation of experience," Logan's work distills lived and inherited experiences into images that illuminate hidden truths while preserving mystery. Working with layered imagery and symbolic form, she transforms fragments of memory and archive into vessels for both reflection and possibility.

Her compositions privilege intuition, symbolism, and ritual, resulting in work that holds space for both memory and futurity. By honoring what has been inherited while imagining what can be transformed, she invites viewers to encounter the essences of experience—what can be carried forward, what can be healed, and what can be imagined anew.

Based in Chicago, Logan's work has been exhibited at Women Made Gallery and the Museum of Science and Industry, with pieces held in private collections.