American artist and painter Lindsay Hand examines historical memory, identity, public memory, labor history, and collective witnessing through painting, research, and collaboration. Her practice extends beyond traditional gallery settings into collaborative, socially engaged projects. Institutions across the United States have featured her work in museums, cultural centers, libraries, and public-history initiatives. Through archival research, she focuses on overlooked individuals and histories, using portraiture and multimedia installations to recover forgotten lives and collective memory. Her projects address contested histories, highlighting stories obscured by time or incomplete records.