Current Artist

Ama is a Brooklyn-based paper funk and performance artist who transforms crepe paper and paper mâché into whimsical, large-scale botanical sculptures, while using movement to bring the pieces to life. Through her art, Ama encourages a reconnection with earth and the enduring vitality of plant life.

 

Amas latest involvement in the Clio Art Fair (2025), showcased her new performance piece “do you hear her” which was also captured in a photo series for a gallery show “The Sacred & The Profane” (2025). She has participated in multiple group shows across Manhattan and Miami Art Basel since 2021, opening her first solo show “Everlasting Fantasy” in 2023. She has three permanent installations in Manhattan at 41st and Madison, that have been on display since 2021. 

 

Alongside her art practice Ama’s work has been featured commercially in high end window displays such as Bloomingdales (NY), Tiffanys (NY & London), Macys (Herald Square) and brand shoots including Swell, Hearst, Primary kids and Hushpuppies.