Adelaide Damoah is a British-Ghanaian multi-disciplinary artist standing at the confluence of painting and performance, her artistry resonating within the tapestry of themes encompassing colonialism, ecology, identity, feminism and radical joy.
In her current practice, Damoah employs an array of mediums and techniques, including storytelling through performance and filmmaking, utilising artificial intelligence, image transfer methods, body printing and painting. These elements converge to weave a narrative that delves deep into her own familial history, ultimately extending to a profound exploration of imperialistic and capitalistic expansion and the enduring ecological ramifications it bears.
Adelaide Damoah has works in both public and private collections, nationally and internationally, including the UK Government Art Collection and Fondation H in Paris and Madagascar. Damoah has exhibited in national and international galleries/institutions including Gagosian, serves on the boards of two art charities and was a co-founder/founding member of two art collectives.
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