Berkley Reddick is an analog photographer and visual artist based in Chicago. Her work explores distance, domestic space, and memory through fragmentation, sequencing, and material photographic processes. Using photography as both document and mediator, she examines how intimacy, partnership, and identity are shaped by spatial, relational, and bureaucratic systems.

Originally from Baltimore, Reddick earned dual BAs in Studio Art and Psychology from Bucknell University in 2023, and was the recipient of the Class of 1905 Art Prize. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2026.