Nina Casey-Brown is an emerging contemporary visual artist from Gadigal Country (Sydney), currently living and studying on Ngunnawal and Ngambri Country (Canberra). She recently completed a Bachelor of Visual Arts at the Australian National University in 2025 and is currently undertaking Honours. Working primarily with glass, Casey-Brown examines how the material shapes the way we see and are seen. Her practice explores the shifting relationship between body, space, and surface, using reflective glass as a means to distort perception and unsettle the assumed clarity of traditional mirrors.

In 2025, Casey-Brown was a National Capital Artists (ANCA) Exhibition Awardee and received the Canberra Contemporary Mentoring and Exhibition Award. In the same year, she was awarded the Friends of Drill Hall Gallery Acquisition Award alongside the Pilchuck Partner Scholarship, where she studied under Czech artist Petr Stanický.